Ennio Flaiano Biography

Fast Facts

• In 1975, he was posthumously honored with the Flaiano Prize created in memory of his contributions to writing
• In 1987, he won the Silver Ribbon from the Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists for his work on "The Inquiry․"
• In 1947, he received the prestigious Strega Prize for his work on the novel "Tempo di uccidere․"
• Started off working as a film and theatre critic for various Italian newspapers and magazines
• Quote: "Remorse used to come afterwards in my love stories; now it goes before me․"
• Would often make references to the city of Rome in his writings
• Was primarily known for his collaboration with famed director Federico Fellini