Mastroianni

[ mahs-troi-ah-nee, -traw-yah-nee ]

noun

1. Marcello, 1924–96, Italian actor.

Mastroianni

/ ˈmæstrɔɪˈjɑːnɪ /

noun

1. MastroianniMarcello19241996MItalianFILMS AND TV: actor Marcello (mɑːˈtʃɛləʊ). 1924–96, Italian film actor; his films include Le notti bianche (1957), La dolce vita (1960), Ginger and Fred (1985), and Prêt à Porter (1995)

Example Sentences

In the role of Guido, Mastroianni is vexed not just by a crisis of creativity but also by the galaxy of women in his life.

From New York Times

Sarr won the Marcello Mastroianni prize for best emerging actor at the Venice Film Festival, where the film premiered.

From Seattle Times

She went on to work alongside some of Italy’s most famous leading men, including Marcello Mastroianni, Vittorio Gassman and Vittorio De Sica, and for some of the country’s most renowned directors, including Roberto Rossellini, Dino Risi and later Pupi Avati and Gabriele Salvatores.

From New York Times

She met Fellini on a beach near Rome, and he cast her as Carla, the lover of the director played by Mastroianni, in “8 ½,” which won the Academy Award for best foreign film in 1964.

From New York Times

Milo played Carla, the mistress to Mastroianni’s film director Guido.

From Seattle Times