Person
Giorgio Stegani
Writing · 1928–2020 · Milan, Italy
Biography
Giorgio Stegani was born on October 13, 1928, in Milan, Italy. He was a versatile filmmaker, working as a writer, director, and second unit director. Stegani is best known for his contributions to the Spaghetti Western genre in the 1960s. He wrote the script for Un Dollaro bucato (1965) and directed and wrote Adiós gringo (1965), both starring Giuliano Gemma. He also co-wrote Mille dollari sul nero (1966). Stegani's work is noted for its engaging narratives and character development within the western genre. He passed away on February 20, 2020, in Rome, Italy.
Known for

Cannibal Holocaust
Additional Dialogue

The Trojan Horse
Story

Blood for a Silver Dollar
Writer

Beyond the Law
Screenplay

After the Fox
Second Unit Director

Long Live Robin Hood
Screenplay

Mill of the Stone Women
Writer

Summer Affair
Director

The Mask of Satan
Screenplay

Love and Troubles
Writer
Filmography
- 1990The Mask of SatanScreenplay
- 1990EyewitnessWriter
- 1989School of FearScreenplay
- 1980Cannibal HolocaustAdditional Dialogue
- 1977Ready for AnythingDirector
- 1974The Last Desperate HoursDirector
- 1971Summer AffairDirector
- 1971Long Live Robin HoodScreenplay
- 1968Beyond the LawScreenplay
- 1967Gentleman KillerDirector
- 1967Golden ChameleonWriter
- 1966After the FoxSecond Unit Director
- 1966Ypotron: Final CountdownDirector
- 1965Adiós GringoDirector
- 1965Blood for a Silver DollarWriter
- 1965La Celestina P… R…Story
- 1964Death on the FourposterScreenplay
- 1961The Trojan HorseStory
- 1961The BacchantesFirst Assistant Director
- 1960Mill of the Stone WomenWriter
- 1958Love and TroublesWriter
- 1956White VertigoWriter
- 1955Il campanile d'oroWriter
- 1954At the Edge of the CityWriter
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