How old is Violante?
45 years (May 1, 1976)
Violante Placido/Age
Is Violante Placido married?
Personal life. Violante Placido has one child. The father is her partner, Massimiliano D’Epiro, who is an Italian film director.
Who plays Clara in the American?
Violante Placido
The American (2010) – Violante Placido as Clara – IMDb.
Who is Ebal on Fargo?
Fancesco Acquaroli
“Ebal Violante,” portrayed by Fancesco Acquaroli, is consigliere to Donatello Fadda and architect of the Milligan Massacre. When Donatello dies, Ebal is left to deal with the Don’s two volatile sons, Josto and Gaetano.
What does Violante mean in Italian?
Southern Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese: from the female personal name Violante, probably a derivative of viola ‘violet’.
What is the meaning of Placido?
calm
/a [ˈplatʃido] adjective. (persona) placid ⧫ calm.
Why did Jack shoot Ingrid in the American?
Jack also has to kill Ingrid to efface all evidence that could potentially lead to him. Jack escapes to Rome to contact his associate Pavel (Johan Leysen) who sends him to a small Italian town in the mountains of Abruzzo.
What town was the Americans filmed?
Filming began in September 2009 and took place in Castel del Monte, Sulmona, Castelvecchio Calvisio, Calascio and Campo Imperatore in the Province of L’Aquila (Abruzzo); in Rome, and in Östersund, Jämtland and other locations.
Is Joe Bulo in Season 4 of Fargo?
Though already loaded with too many characters to keep track of, Fargo’s fourth season reintroduced a major player from season two this week. “New York” has sent one Joe Bulo to aide the Fadda crime family. (Brad Garrett played an older version of the character in season two.)
Where does the last name Violante come from?
What kind of last name is Placido?
Spanish (Plácido), Portuguese (Plácido), and Italian: nickname for a person with an equable temperament, from Spanish plácido and Italian placido ‘calm’, ‘peaceful’, ‘placid’ (Latin placidus), or from the personal name Placido, of the same origin.
What does Comodo mean in music?
comfortable
Comodo (It.: ‘comfortable’, ‘convenient’)