Italian actor, director, screenwriter and comedian; founding member of the theatrical group I Giancattivi; known for films such as Ad Ovest Di Paperino and Belle Al Bar.

Associated with the Florentine theatrical collective I Giancattivi (with Francesco Nuti and Athina Cenci). Reviews identify him as a Tuscan figure (reference to Pelago) and note his prominent work in 1970s–1990s Italian comedy and film.

Reviews praise Benvenuti's early work with the theatrical group I Giancattivi and films such as Ad Ovest Di Paperino and Belle Al Bar. Critics highlight a distinctive Florentine comic voice and sympathetic handling of difficult themes. Overall the reviews are favorable, noting strong moments and a perceived later decline.

For:Fans of Italian cinema and comedy; film readers interested in 1970s–1990s Italian film; DeBaser users.

 Yes, because "Ad Ovest Di Paperino" is undoubtedly their swan song, given the disputes during the making of the film (but even previously there were some detachments among the members), among each component.

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 This film should be seen in my opinion, to understand how one can represent something difficult with certain care, attention, and a lot, a lot, a lot of sympathy without slipping into the crude like happens today.

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