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Italian director Vittorio De Sica was also a notable actor who appeared in over 100 films, to which he brought the same charm and brightness which infused his work behind the camera. By 1918, at the age of 16, De Sica had already begun to dabble in stage work and in 1923 he joined Tatiana Pavlova's theater company. His good looks and breezy manner made him an overnight matinee idol in Italy with the release of his first sound picture, "La Vecchia Signora" (1931). De Sica turned to directing during WWII, with his first efforts typical of the light entertainments of the time. It was with "The
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1918
Screen acting debut in "The Clemenceau Affair"
1919
Acted exclusively on the stage
1940
First film as co-director (with Giuseppe Amato), "Rose Scarlatte"
1941
Solo directing debut, "Maddalena zero in condotta"
1942
First collaboration with scenarist Cesare Zavattini, "I bambini ci guardano/The Children Are Watching Us"
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