Actor
Corrado Gaipa
102 years · Palermo, Sicily, Italy · 38 films
Corrado Gaipa was an Italian actor and voice actor. Born in Palermo, Sicily, Gaipa enrolled in the Silvio d’Amico Academy of Dramatic Arts, graduating in 1946. He appeared in many Italian films, notably playing Don Tommasino in Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather. Also active on stage, radio and television, he was mainly active as a voice actor and a dubber. He was in a wheelchair. At the time of his death, he had just signed to reprise the role of Don Tommasino in The Godfather Part III.
Best known for
The Godfather
1972 · Don Tommasino - Sicilian Sequence
On Amazon Prime Video
A Drama of Jealousy (and other things)
1970 · Presidente del Tribunale
The Monsters
1963 · Batachi (segment "Il povero soldato") / Outspoken Critic (segmento "La musa") (voice) (uncredited)
Illustrious Corpses
1976 · Supposed Mafioso
What Have They Done to Your Daughters?
1974 · DA
On Plex
The Boss
1973 · Lawyer Rizzo
On Plex
Filmography 38
The Three of Us
1984 · Narrator (voice)
All for the Moral Majority!
1984 · Ministro Euclide (voce)
A School Trip
1983 · Voce Fuoricampo
Help Me Dream
1981 · Narratore (uncredited)
A Spiral of Mist
1977 · Pietro Sangermano
The Criminals Attack. The Police Respond
1977 · Doctor
Crazy Desires of a Murderer
1977 · The Inspector
On Tubi TV
The Red Nights of the Gestapo
1977 · Udo Kassbaum
Illustrious Corpses
1976 · Supposed Mafioso
Riot in a Women's Prison
1974 · Magistrate
What Have They Done to Your Daughters?
1974 · DA
On Plex
The Sinful Nuns of Saint Valentine
1974 · Honorio de Mendoza, l'Inquisitore
Giordano Bruno
1973 · Actor
Anna: the Pleasure, the Torment
1973 · Doctor
Napoleone a Sant'Elena
1973 · Lord Liverpool
The Valdez Horses
1973 · Padre
On Plex
Tony Arzenta
1973 · Arzenta's Father
On Tubi TV
The Black Hand
1973 · Lawyer
1931: Once Upon a Time in New York
1973 · Mob Boss
Family Killer
1973 · Don Emilio Grisanti
The Boss
1973 · Lawyer Rizzo
On Plex
The Sicilian Connection
1972 · Calogero
Without Family
1972 · Giudice
Shadows Unseen
1972 · Günther Rosenthal