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Aristide Massaccesi (15 December 1936 – 23 January 1999), known professionally as Joe D'Amato, was an Italian film director, producer, cinematographer, and screenwriter who worked in many genres (westerns, decamerotici, peplum, war films, swashbuckler, comedy, fantasy, postapocalyptic film, and erotWikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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15 December 1936exact date
Romeattested“Joe D'Amato was born on 15 December 1936 in Rome, Italy.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1979year
Caribbeanattested“(Eva nera had done very poorly at the Italian box office and therefore was still relatively unknown.) The voodoo-themed Sesso nero, written by George Eastman, was the last film D'Amato shot in the Caribbean, at the end of 1979, and the f…”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
July 1979month
South Tyrolattested“From late June to early July 1979, D'Amato went to South Tyrol to shoot and direct the horror film Buio Omega starring Kieran Canter and Cinzia Monreale, a remake of Mino Guerrini's The Third Eye produced by Dario Rossetti and Ermanno Do…”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1980year
Caribbeanattested“After his return from the Caribbean, D'Amato also co-founded Filmirage and used the companies to produce and direct the gore film Antropophagus (1980, produced through P.C.M.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
23 January 1999exact date
Monterotondoattested“On 23 January 1999, Joe D'Amato died of a heart attack in Monterotondo, a comune in the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
23 January 1999exact date
Metropolitan City of Rome Capitalattested“On 23 January 1999, Joe D'Amato died of a heart attack in Monterotondo, a comune in the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
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1973 to 1974period
Eldoradomentioned“Trinity Has Arrived in Eldorado and A Bounty Killer in Trinity) and decamerotici (More Sexy Canterbury Tales and Novelle licenziose di vergini vogliose) which he partly directed, partly co-directed before going on to direct the gothic ho…”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1976year
Hong Kongmentioned“For Porno Esotic Love, D'Amato reused material from Eva nera (1976), especially those scenes D'Amato had shot with Laura Gemser in Hong Kong.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1978year
Dominican Republicmentioned“We travelled round the world, finding new and fascinating locations for our movies." Of the 12 films D'Amato directed in 1978 and 1979, 9 were shot in the Dominican Republic.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
May 1978month
Santo Domingomentioned“The first time D'Amato went to Santo Domingo was in May 1978 for the erotic horror film Papaya, Love Goddess of the Cannibals.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
October 1978month
New York Citymentioned“In mid-October 1978, back in Italy, D'Amato started shooting the nunsploitation film Images in a Convent, and in early 1979, which was to become a particularly productive year, he directed the violent erotic thriller Il porno shop della…”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
October 1978month
Italymentioned“In mid-October 1978, back in Italy, D'Amato started shooting the nunsploitation film Images in a Convent, and in early 1979, which was to become a particularly productive year, he directed the violent erotic thriller Il porno shop della…”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1983year
Hong Kongmentioned“Another hardcore film that D'Amato originally intended to shoot himself for producer Riccardo Billy in co-production with a Chinese company, Love in Hong Kong (1983, starring Mark Shannon and Marianne Aubert), ended up being entirely del…”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1984 to 1985period
Romementioned“Together with Harry Alan Towers, D'Amato co-produced Warrior Queen (working title: Pompeii), shot in 1985 at the Elios Studios near Rome to cash in on the success of the miniseries The Last Days of Pompeii (1984).”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1987 to 1988period
New Orleansmentioned“First, he went to New Orleans to produce and shoot two films starring Jessica Moore as the novelist Sarah Asproon: 11 Days, 11 Nights (1987) and Top Model (1988).”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1991 to 1993period
Philippinesmentioned“In 1993, inspired by the success of the Chinese erotic comedy Sex and Zen (1991), D'Amato then went to the Philippines to shoot a number of Asian themed softcore films, for which he often used Chinese pseudonyms.”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
1995year
Italymentioned“In 1995, he directed the erotic drama Provocation set in the Italian countryside of the 1930s starring Erika Savastani, and in 1997 the erotic comedy Top Girl set in and around an American TV station and the erotic thriller The Hyena sta…”source: Wikipedia: Joe D'Amato
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