Director, screenwriter, actor Damiano Damiani died at his Rome hom on March 7th from respiratory failure. He was 90. Damiani wrote and directed “A Bullet for the General” (1966) with Mario Volonte, Lou Castel and Klaus Kinski and “The Genius” (1975) with Terence Hill and Patrick McGoohan.
R.I.P. Damiano Damiani - one of the greats of Italian cinema of that era. Maybe it would now be timely if someone wrote a review of A Bullet for a General?
Horrible news.
Bullet for the General is one of the true great films of the genre imo and a pity that his only other western was the awful ‘Genius’.
As Ennioo said, his Confessions of a Police Captain was also a stand out film.
R.I.P.
I initially “liked” Tom’s post about this on facebook, but then I unliked it, because I didn’t want to give the impression that I “liked” the fact that Damiani had died!
Italian cinema has lost another significant figure. RIP.