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TODAY IN HISTORY

December 9, 1941: during World War II, China declares war on Japan, Germany and Italy .

December 9, 1977: approval of the law n.903, according to which there shall be no discrimination based on sex in access to employment.

December 9, 1990: Poland's parliamentary elections are won by the Solidarity pro-democracy leader.

December 9, 1840: James Prescott Joule formulates the law on electronic circuits.


BORN TODAY

Carlo Azeglio Ciampi : (Livorno, December 9, 1920) is an Italian politician and economist, tenth president of the Republic from May 18, 1999 15 May 2006.

"It is true my European Dream: united by shared values. "

was governor of the Bank of Italy from 1979 to 1993, Chairman of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Tourism and Entertainment interim (1993-1994) and Secretary of the Treasury and the Budget (1996-1999). With the end of his presidency became a senator for life. The first prime minister and first head of state is not in the parliamentary history of the Republic, Ciampi was elected president after the second have been governor of the Bank of Italy preceded by Luigi Einaudi in 1948. After a militant youth in the Action Party, Ciampi is no longer a party to any party.

John Malkovich : (December 9, 1953) The son of two editors of Croatian origin, atheist student at Benton Consolidated High School (school friend of the actress Joan Allen), then at Eastern Illinois University and Illinois State University, John Malkovich has not never attended the theater school or university, preferring to sport (football team to enter the school had a strict diet to eliminate pounds overweight) and music (it is a great tuba player).

With the idea of \u200b\u200bfollowing in the footsteps of his father, an expert on environmental issues, wants to major in Environmental Science, but soon abandoned that idea for attend acting classes. In 1976, it leaves the university and moved to Highland Park (Chicago) where, with his friend, actor Gary Sinise, puts on a theater in the basement of a church: the Steppenwolf Theater, complete with a theater company that achieved some success over time and which is also a director. In the next six years, is very active in as many as 50 shows, until, moved to New York, states with great success on Broadway in the drama of Sam Shepard's "True West."

His first film experience was in 1978, in a scene (cut) of A marriage of Robert Altman, while the debut on the small screen is all for the TV movie World of Honor Mel Damski with Karl Malden. Meanwhile, more and eighties, married to actress Glenne Headly and co-starred with Sally Field in the Heart (1984) Robert Benton, where she played the part of a blind man in so perfectly that the Academy decided to rewarded with a nomination for Best Supporting Actor. His career continued appearing opposite Dustin Hoffman in Death of a Salesman, directed by Volker Schlöndorff, then in The Killing Fields, Roland Joffe, and actor Paul Newman wants among the protagonists of his film as a director Zoo Glass (1987) and the king of Hollywood's Steven Spielberg gave him a part in Empire of the Sun (1987).

still strongly linked friend Sinise, will be the interpreter of some of his films as director: Miles from (1988), drama with Richard Gere, and Of Mice and Men (1992). But convicts will be a movie set in his life: in 1988, while filming Dangerous Liaisons (no title was more suitable) by Stephen Frears, belting a fling with the actress Michelle Pfeiffer, for which his wife divorced. While on the set of The Sheltering Sky (1990) by Bernardo Bertolucci and falls in love with love (and then wife) Italy's Nicoletta Peyran, aiutoregista Bertolucci, with whom he had two sons and Amatine Lorwy.

Woody Allen will place it in megacast Shadows and Fog (1991), but it will be the role psychopathic murderess politician in the Line of Fire (1993) Wolfgang Petersen's that will have a second Oscar nomination as best supporting actor. Kurts then wear the shoes of television in the transposition of the novel Heart of Darkness (1993) and after being directed by Manoel De Oliveira in The Convent (1995), will become favorite actor, often seen in other films such as author: The Mysteries the convent (1996), Coming Home (2001) and a talking picture (2003).

Antonioni, Campion, yet Frears, Wallace, Raoul Ruiz but also confirm the skill in acting roles ambiguous, contradictory and persuasive, often tinged with subtle cunning, as more chained to the theater piece will direct the English "Hysteria" in 1999. Spike Jonze put him on the strange story of the film Being John Malkovich, ambiguous story of a man who discovers a door through which you can access to become an actor and has always been fond of unusual stories, we find it in one of his roles beautiful ones after the viscount libertine Valmont and cynical blowhard de Liaisons Dangereuses, directed by those in the Shadow of the Vampire (2000) by E. Elias Merhige, and in director Mike Figgis' Hotel (2001). He also spends a film director directing the great Javier Bardem and Laura Morante in our Dancer Upstairs (2002), and will lead to our Liliana Cavani's Game Ripley (2002).

Continue to alternate between theater and cinema, not to miss a nice little diversion from the short produced by Pirelli "The Call (2006) directed by Antoine Fuqua, where he plays an exorcist demon against Naomi Campbell. Very attracted to fantasy, especially in bad roles, we find it in the cast of Eragon (2006) and Beowulf (2007) directed by Robert Zemeckis.

Bianca Berlinguer: (Rome, December 9, 1959) is an Italian journalist. Eldest of four sons of the Italian Communist Party leader Enrico Berlinguer.
degree in letters, after a period of apprenticeship in Radiocorriere TV, started working in The Messenger in the early eighties. After a first experience in television Mixer (1985) as an editor, comes into permanent TG3 which leads to the evening edition. It also presents Close-up, in-depth book of the same newspaper on Rai 3.
On 1 October 2009 was appointed director of the TG3. Takes office Oct. 12. On September 24, 2010 he won the first edition of the Rome Prize of Journalism "The island's" award given to Sardinian 10 journalists, print media or the RAI - Italian Radio and Television, working in Rome.

Ilaria Biancacci