For the 1998 production of The Adventures of Sebastian Cole, he is cast in the role of Himself.
For the 1921 production of Bit Old Fashioned, A, he stars as Himself - Winner, Best Actor and Best Foreign Film.
For the 1966 production of Aussicht, Die, Roberto Benigni's character is Himself - Presenter: Best Actress.
In 2006, he takes the role of Cioni Mario in the production of Bit on the Side, A.
In 1994, Roberto Benigni plays Roberto in the production of Akka.
In 1987, he is cast in the role of Bob in the production of The Bit Part.
In 1981, he plays Roberto in the show The Body Human: Becoming a Man.
In 2000, Roberto Benigni plays the part of Himself in the movie Bit Players.
Roberto Benigni plays the part of Dante/Johnny Stecchino in the 1972 movie Bita.
For the 1998 release of Bitag, he plays Cameo appearance.
Roberto Benigni is cast in the role of Upholsterer in the 1993 show Aagneyam.
For the 1976 movie Bitayin si Baby Ama, he stars as Himself.
Roberto Benigni's character is Il maestro in the 1965 show Bitch.
He takes the role of Loris in the 1927 feature Akeyuku mura.
In 2006, Roberto Benigni's character is Driver (Rome) in the show 2006 ALMA Awards.
For the 1995 show Bitch, Roberto Benigni stars as Saverio.
He is cast in the role of Benigni in the 2007 publication Rugby World.
In 1903, Roberto Benigni is cast in the role of Giuditta in the movie Ballet espagnol.
For the 2004 movie Apprentice, Pinocchio.
For the 2006 tv series The Beginner's Guide to L. Ron Hubbard, Roberto Benigni's character is Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau Jr..
For the 2006 movie Bitch, he takes the role of Benigno.
In 1984, Roberto Benigni plays the part of Himself in the feature Bitch Busters.
For the 1982 release of The Bitch Goddess, he is cast in the role of Host.
For the 1997 movie The Bitch Has Gotta Have It, he plays Ivo Salvini.
For the 1986 feature Bed-In, he is cast in the role of Laganà Salvatore.
Roberto Benigni plays the part of Luca Ciovvento in the 1998 release of Bitch in the Kitchen.
He is cast in the role of Callea Enea in the 1988 feature The Bitch Is Back.
In 1995, Roberto Benigni plays Rocco in the movie 23 rue des Francs Bourgeois.
Roberto Benigni plays Pino Greco in the 1978 tv series The 20th Annual TV Week Logie Awards.
In 1935, Natale Sperandeo in the feature Aladdin's Lamp.
Roberto Benigni plays the part of Raniero in the 1995 production of The Bitch Is Back.
Roberto Benigni is cast in the role of Saro Ligresti in the 1990 production of The Bitch Queen of Suburbia.
For the 1987 show Bitch Queendom, he plays the part of Vincenzo.
In 1979, Roberto Benigni is cast in the role of Aspide in the show The Bitch.
In 1987, he stars as Aspide in the movie The Bitch.
Roberto Benigni's character is Salvatore in the 2001 release of Anam.
Biagio Granchio in the 1993 show Bitches in Heat.
For the 1967 feature Adyang Batibot, Roberto Benigni plays Himself (taped).
Roberto Benigni's character is Barman in the 2005 video release of Fresh Meat 20.
Attilio de Giovanni in the 1961 production of The Greengage Summer.
For the 1963 production of Gong chang shao ye, Roberto Benigni plays Himself - Assistant (1980).
For the 1927 show Dame von Paris, Die, Roberto Benigni is cast in the role of Natale.
He takes the role of Alfonso in the 1948 movie The Creeper.
I like this kind of stuff (and *love* the Oscars), hope it's okay to post
here seeing as it's not really gossip.
From here:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/4723752.stm
Academy Awards 2006 trivia
PICS: Brokeback Mountain leads an open race for the Oscars
Dame Judi Dench'>Judi Dench is nominated for Mrs Henderson Presents
Steven Spielberg is one of the most successful Oscars producers
The Academy Awards will be handed out in Hollywood on 5 March.
Now in its 78th year, the ceremony has long fascinated movie fans
with its mix of glamour, suspense and surprise.
Here are some of snippets of trivia about this year's event:
Brokeback Mountain leads the nominations with eight. It is the most
open Oscars race since 2000, the last time a film topped the list with
eight nominations (American Beauty). The leading films in subsequent
years have received between 11-13 nominations each.
It is a good year for Oscars newcomers - 14 of the 20 acting nominees
have not been nominated before, the highest number for nine years.
The remaining six have 13 previous nominations and four awards
between them.
It is a good year for low-budget films - only one of the best picture
nominees had a budget over $15m (£8.6m), according to the Internet
Movie Database. Munich is the most expensive, with a reported $75m
(£43m) budget.
Among the best picture nominees, Crash led the US box office takings
at the time of the nominations with $55m (£32m), followed by Brokeback
Mountain's $42m (£24m).
For the first time in 25 years, all five nominees for best picture have also
been nominated for best director - only the fourth time in Oscars history
that the shortlists have been the same.
At 71, Dame Judi Dench'>Judi Dench is the oldest best actress nominee since 80-year-old
Jessica Tandy won for Driving Miss Daisy in 1990. Dame Judi is nominated
for her role in Mrs Henderson Presents.
Keira Knightley, 20, who is shortlisted for Pride and Prejudice, would be the
youngest best actress winner if she won. The current record is held by
Marlee Matlin, who won for Children of a Lesser God in 1987, aged 21.
If Heath Ledger wins best actor for Brokeback Mountain, the 26-year-old
would be the youngest winner of the award. Adrien Brody, who was 29
when he won for The Pianist in 2003, currently holds the record.
Ledger's girlfriend Michelle Williams is nominated for best supporting actress.
The pair met while filming Brokeback Mountain and had a daughter in October.
George Clooney is the first person to be nominated for acting in and directing
different films in the same year. He is up for best supporting actor for his
role in Syriana, plus best director and best original screenplay for Good Night,
and Good Luck.
Clooney is only the fifth person to be nominated for acting, directing and
writing in the same year - following Orson Welles (1942), Woody Allen (1978),
Warren Beatty (1979 and 1982) and Roberto Benigni (1999).
With Munich, Steven Spielberg has produced a total of five films with best
picture nominations - one behind record-holder Stanley Kramer and tied
with Francis Ford Coppola. He has also been nominated for best director
six times.
Woody Allen has received his 21st career nomination for best original
screenplay for Match Point. He has received more screenplay nominations
than any other writer in Oscars history with 14. He has also been nominated
for best director six times and best actor once, winning a total of three times.
Composer John Williams has two nominations for best original score for
writing music for Munich and Memoirs of a Geisha. It takes his career
nominations tally to 40 - one behind best score record-holder Alfred
Newman. Williams has won five times.
Cheers,
TD (aka Rhonda)
So keep your auditions for somebody
Who hasn't got so much to lose
'Cause you can tell by the lines I'm reciting
That I've seen that movie too
from Elton John's "I've Seen That Movie Too"
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