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Roberto Benigni is a famous actor and director from Italy.

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He is known for making movies that are both funny and serious. He even studied how to be a clown.

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Roberto Benigni Nicoletta Braschi

Benigni became a global star with his film Life Is Beautiful. This movie tells a story about a father and son. The father tries to protect his son during the Holocaust. This was a very hard time in history. The film won many big prizes. Benigni won an Academy Award for Best Actor. He was the first actor to win this prize for a film not in English.

He also loves poetry. He can recite the Divine Comedy from memory. This is a famous long poem by Dante. He went on a big tour to share this poetry. Many people came to see his show. He also acts in many other movies. He played Geppetto in a film about Pinocchio. He also works with his wife, Nicoletta Braschi. She has been in most of the films he directs.

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