Daniele D'Anza

Daniele D'Anza was an Italian director, playwright, and screenwriter. He began his career in theater, notably directing the antimilitarist play Venticinque metri di fango in 1946, which garnered critical acclaim. Transitioning to television, D'Anza became known for his work on Italian TV dramas and series, contributing significantly to the medium's development in Italy. His innovative storytelling and direction left a lasting impact on Italian television.

  • Orient Express
  • Racconti fantastici
  • Madame Bovary
  • The bitter case of the Baroness of Carini
  • I Have Met a Shadow
  • Joe Petrosino
  • Il giudice e il suo boia
  • Il segno del comando
  • Melissa
  • Zeno’s Conscience
  • Scaramouche
  • Il mattatore
  • Aprite: polizia!
  • Orgoglio e Pregiudizio

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