Antonio Acqua
Antonio Acqua (5 November 1893 - 18 October 1966) was an Italian actor of the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Born in Rome , Acqua was mainly active on stage and in films as a character actor , specialized in roles of lawyers, military officers, politicians and engineers. He frequently worked with Pietro Germi , who gave him some of the most significant roles of his career. His only leading role was as the General in Enrico Cappellini's La via del Sud (1953)
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1893-11-05 · Rome, Italy
- Died
- 1966-10-18
Known for
- 8½ (1963) — A Man in a Car (uncredited)
- Divorce Italian Style (1961) — Priest
- The White Sheik (1952) — Police Commissioner (uncredited)
- War and Peace (1956) — French Officer (uncredited)
- The Traffic Policeman (1960) — The Ragioniere with a New Car
- Boccaccio '70 (1962) — Commendatore La Pappa (segment "Le tentazioni ...") (uncredited)
- The Railroad Man (1956) — Il commissario
- The Lady Without Camelias (1953) — Movie Theatre Owner
- Gli onorevoli (1963) — segretario di Santamura (uncredited)
- The Facts of Murder (1959) — Generale Pomilia
- March on Rome (1962) — Direttore del carcere
- Lo smemorato di Collegno (1962) — Presidente del Tribunale
- An Angel for Satan (1966) — Sergente, the Guardian
- The Art of Getting Along (1954) — Ing. Casamottola
- The Shortest Day (1963) — Aiutante di campo (uncredited)
- He Thief, She Thief (1958) — Avvocato (uncredited)