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Franco Lo Cascio (b. 1946)

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Alias:
Franco Locascio
Luca Damiano
Lucky Faar Delly
Mark Principe

Birthplace:
Rome, Lazio, Italy

Born:
August 29, 1946

Biography from TheMovieDB

Luca Damiano (born Franco Lo Cascio; 29 August 1946) is an Italian film director. Born in Rome, Lo Cascio started his career as the assistant director of Fernando Di Leo in almost all the films he directed between 1967 and 1974. In 1974, he made his directorial debut with the parody film 'Piedino il questurino' starring Franco Franchi. After having directed a number of comedies and the supernatural thriller 'Un urlo dalle tenebre' in 1976, Lo Cascio withdrew from directing to focus on his distribution company 'Patrizia Cinematografica' he founded together with Diego Spadaro. In 1984, he adopted his stage name Luca Damiano and directed and produced numerous pornographic films.  Description above is from the Wikipedia article Luca Damiano, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

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Film Production

Assistant Director:
1971  Slaughter Hotel
1972  Incensurato, provata disonestà, carriera assicurata cercasi
1972  The Italian Connection
1973  The Boss
1975  Loaded Guns

Director:
1971  Slaughter Hotel
1972  Incensurato, provata disonestà, carriera assicurata cercasi
1972  The Italian Connection
1973  The Boss
1974  Littlefoot the Policeman
1975  Loaded Guns
1975  The Return of the Exorcist
1975  The Schoolgirl
1975  Who's Afraid of Zorro
1989  The Lady of the Orient-Express

First Assistant Director:
1968  All the Gold in the World
1971  Slaughter Hotel
1971  Why
1972  Caliber 9
1972  Incensurato, provata disonestà, carriera assicurata cercasi
1972  The Italian Connection
1973  The Boss
1974  Littlefoot the Policeman
1974  Shoot First, Die Later
1975  Loaded Guns
1975  The Return of the Exorcist
1975  The Schoolgirl
1975  Who's Afraid of Zorro
1989  The Lady of the Orient-Express

Screenplay:
1968  All the Gold in the World
1971  Slaughter Hotel
1971  Why
1972  Caliber 9
1972  Incensurato, provata disonestà, carriera assicurata cercasi
1972  The Italian Connection
1973  The Boss
1974  Littlefoot the Policeman
1974  Shoot First, Die Later
1975  Loaded Guns
1975  The Return of the Exorcist
1975  The Schoolgirl
1975  Who's Afraid of Zorro
1989  The Lady of the Orient-Express

Story:
1968  All the Gold in the World
1971  Slaughter Hotel
1971  Why
1972  Caliber 9
1972  Incensurato, provata disonestà, carriera assicurata cercasi
1972  The Italian Connection
1973  The Boss
1974  Littlefoot the Policeman
1974  Shoot First, Die Later
1975  Loaded Guns
1975  The Return of the Exorcist
1975  The Schoolgirl
1975  Who's Afraid of Zorro
1989  The Lady of the Orient-Express

Writer:
1968  All the Gold in the World
1971  Slaughter Hotel
1971  Why
1972  Caliber 9
1972  Incensurato, provata disonestà, carriera assicurata cercasi
1972  The Italian Connection
1973  The Boss
1974  Littlefoot the Policeman
1974  Shoot First, Die Later
1975  Loaded Guns
1975  The Return of the Exorcist
1975  The Schoolgirl
1975  Who's Afraid of Zorro
1989  The Lady of the Orient-Express

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