Luigi Vanzi
Luigi Vanzi (born 1925), also known as Vance Lewis, is an Italian film director, assistant director and screenwriter. He is best known for his collaborations with American actor Tony Anthony, who he directed in four films, including three Spaghetti Westerns that make up part of The Stranger series.
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| Born | 1925 Rome, Italy |
| Other names | Vance Lewis Roy Ferguson Gigi Vanzi |
| Occupation | Film director, assistant director |
| Years active | 1953–1972 |
Filmography
As assistant director
- Love in the City (1953) (Segment: Italians Stare), directed by Alberto Lattuada
- The Cheerful Squadron (1954), directed by Paolo Moffa (credited as Gigi Vanzi)
- Le Amiche (1955), directed by Michelangelo Antonioni
- Nero's Weekend (1956), directed by Steno
- Il Grido (1957), directed by Michelangelo Antonioni
- Non sono più guaglione (1958), directed by Domenico Paolella
As director
- World by Night (1960)
- Seven from Thebes (1964) (credited as Roy Ferguson)
- So This Is God's Country? (1966)
- A Stranger in Town (1967) (credited as Vance Lewis)
- The Stranger Returns (1967) (credited as Vance Lewis)
- The Silent Stranger (1968) (credited as Vance Lewis)
- East Connection (1970) (credited as Roy Ferguson, also screenwriter)
- Pete, Pearl & the Pole (1972) (credited as Vance Lewis)
References
External links
- Luigi Vanzi on IMDb
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