Biografia
Mario Guerra was born in Rome, Italy, in 1922 and passed away in 1991. He was a journalist and screenwriter. He began his career at "Marc'Aurelio," an Italian satirical magazine where Maccari, Steno, Scola, Castellano, Pipolo, Vighi, and Magni also contributed. In 1956, he joined "Momento-sera," a Roman newspaper, which he directed from 1971 to 1975. From 1975 to 1977, he directed "Il Mezzogiorno d'Abruzzo," another Italian newspaper. Afterward, he retired and collaborated as a freelancer with "Il Giornale del Mezzogiorno." Throughout his life, he wrote over 50 films, mainly Italian comedies, often working with Vittorio Vighi. Some of his most notable works include: Il bandolero stanco, Suor Letizia, Spia spione, Due contro tutti, I magnifici tre, I promessi sposi, Gli onorevoli, Totò Peppino e la dolce vita, Chi si ferma è perduto, I baccanali di Tiberio, James Tont operazione D.U.E., Le avventure di Giacomo Casanova, Le schiave di Cartagine, Il cielo brucia, La ragazza di Piazza San Pietro, Gli zitelloni, Uomini e nobiluomini, Messalina Venere imperatrice, Un dollaro di fifa, Gerarchi si muore, I soliti rapinatori a Milano, Gli imbroglioni, I maniaci, Super rapina a Milano, Per qualche dollaro in meno, Ringo e Gringo contro tutti, Colpo di sole, Professione bigamo, and Rangers attacco: ora x. His brother, Ugo Guerra (who died in 1982), was also a screenwriter and producer.
