
Una parigina a Roma
1954
as Maestro Manardi
Acting
Mino Doro (6 May 1903 – 13 April 1992) was an Italian actor who appeared in more than a hundred films between 1932 and 1970. Doro generally played supporting and character roles. He appeared as a blackshirt in the 1934 Fascist propaganda film The Old Guard. In popular magazines of the 1930s, Doro was portrayed as the Italian equivalent of the American actor Clark Gable.

1954
as Maestro Manardi

1960
as Lover of Nadia

1963
as Claudia's Agent

1968
as Jacob Ferré

1936

1961

1960
as Maggiore Nocella

1962

1967
as Guglielmo

1962
as Col. Di Pietro

1958
as Crepilo

1957
as Maggiore Amadori

1964
as Lumbo

1955

1965
as Professeur suisse

1956

1961
as Keros

1967
as Auction director (uncredited)

1954
as Commendatore

1946
as Mirko

1963

1966

1959
as Consul

1967
as Grubert

1956
as The Colonel as an Examiner

1943
as Enrico Sanni

1958
as Gaetano Accursio

1933
as Diego Varchi

1962
as Tucino

1964
as The mayor

1967
as Luigi Savani

1954

1960
as Cavallini

1966
as Man with Chalieff

1956
as Corbulone

1967
as Dussard

1965
as Il Professore

1964

1960
as Sulpicio

1959
as Domiziano

1964
as Lumbo

1961
as Caius

1953
as Osco

1940
as Piero Trentin

1963
as Don Luis

1963

1953
as Major C. Blanc

1965
as Tarsarios

1950

1964

1961
as Oraclo

1934
as Roberto

1962
as marito di Jasmine

1964
as Lutetius

1970
as Lawyer

1965
as King Selim

1950
as Guidi

1961

1960

1957
1938
as Il colonello Brunet

1964
as Pallante's friend

1952
as Massimo Artesi
1943
as Il giornalista Prosperi

1947
as Maghella, Minister of police

1956

1954

1945

1937
as Prospero
1933
as Carlo

1953
as don Nicola

1952
1937
as Renato

1942
as Paolo Marini

1933
as Guglielmo

1939
1936

1934
as Emerson
1940
as Topini

1965
as Solis (as Nino Doro)

1936
as Sergent Roberto Magni
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