Paolo Villaggio returns as the protagonist on TV with a film dedicated to him. Tonight on TV, on Rai 1 at 9:30 PM, "How Human He Is", the film by Luca Manfredi with Enzo Paci playing the role of the ...

Paolo Villaggio, a comic actor whose invented workplace characters interpreted Italians' foibles, died Monday in Rome at 84. His children said Villaggio had been debilitated by complications of ...

One of Italy’s most popular and respected actors and comedians, Paolo Villaggio, best known for his role as Ugo Fantozzi, died in Rome this morning at the age of 84, his daughter announced on Facebook ...

ROME — Paolo Villaggio, a comic actor whose invented workplace characters interpreted Italians’ foibles, died Monday in Rome at 84. His children said Mr. Villaggio had been debilitated by ...

Italian actor Paolo Villaggio, the actor who brought a unique style of satire to Italy through his unique character Fantozzi, has died. The actor and author, aged 84, died in Rome, after being treated ...

It is for sheer geographical caprice that a former British colony in the Mediterranean could still enjoy a convivial relationship with post-war Italy. Thanks to the medium of television, the Maltese ...

Widely popular in Italy, he expressed his comic qualities through slapstick, satire and irony. By The Associated Press Paolo Villaggio, a comic actor whose invented workplace characters interpreted ...

Italian actor Paolo Villaggio poses on the red carpet as he arrives for the screening of the movie 'Fantozzi'' during the Rome Film Festival on October 19, 2015 in Rome TIZIANA FABI/AFP/Getty Images ...

Italian actor Paolo Villaggio, famous for the Fantozzi character he created, has died in Rome this morning. He was 84. Villaggio was born in Genoa in 1932 and throughout his long career interpreted ...

ROME — Paolo Villaggio, a comic actor whose invented workplace characters interpreted Italians’ foibles, died Monday in Rome at 84. His children said Villaggio had been debilitated by complications of ...

ROME — Paolo Villaggio, a comic actor whose invented workplace characters interpreted Italians’ foibles, died Monday in Rome at 84. His children said Villaggio had been debilitated by complications of ...