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Following the versatile actor, Lando Buzzanca, this documentary explores his career in Italian cinema during the 60s to 80s, filled with sex comedies and timeless masterpieces, pivotal directors and unique performances.
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Lando Buzzanca, crossed from the far 1959 with a small role in William Wyler's Ben Hur, the entire production of industrial cinema Italian. More than 150 films were shown in the 60s, 70s and 80s large part of the sex comedy, creating a wide audience of aficionados all over the world. Lando Buzzanca was an accomplished actor who has worked in those years, with authors such as: Pietro Germi, Alberto Lattuada, Antonio Pietrangeli, Pasquale Festa Campanile, Luciano Salce, Luigi Magni. He played at least a dozen films that evade the boundaries of the genre. "Lando Buzzanca.Uno Nobody hundred thousand" traces through the testimony fun of himself, the Istituto Luce archive material, the participation of Tatti Sanguineti and actions of directors, actors and journalists who have crossed his activities, this bumpy ride but overtime that led him, as a result, the theater of Eduardo, Pirandello, Moliere, Shakespeare, and popular radio and television series.
