Duilio Marzio was a well-known Argentine cinema and theatre actor.
11 Facts About Duilio Marzio
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Duilio Marzio enrolled at the University of Buenos Aires Law School, obtaining a juris doctor.
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Duilio Marzio starred with Soriano in numerous plays from 1951 on and in 1953, he was offered his first film role.
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Duilio Marzio worked for Torre Nilsson again in 1959, starring in La caida.
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Duilio Marzio was a guest in Strasberg's apartment during his two-year stay in New York, and was the only Argentine actor so honored by the iconic method acting instructor.
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Duilio Marzio's memorable stay in the United States included Strasberg's lending him a car with which he traveled to California.
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Duilio Marzio returned to star in Ralph Pappier's Operacion G and Fernando Ayala'a Paula cautiva with Susana Freyre, a regular co-star of his in the theatre.
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Duilio Marzio was cast as himself in 1964 for Daniel Tinayre's adaptation of French author Guy des Cars' Cette etrange tendresse.
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Duilio Marzio returned to film in Raul de la Torre 1986 period piece, Pobre mariposa, and starred with American actor Don Stroud in a 1988 US-Argentine production, Two to Tango.
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In Pablo Pares' gothic Jennifer's Shadow, Duilio Marzio was cast as the concerned mystic, "Dario Bardevil," and starred with Faye Dunaway.
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Duilio Marzio continued to work in the theatre well into his eighties, notably in a 2009 stage adaptation of Hungarian writer Sandor Marai's The Last Encounter, for which he earned a second ACE Award.