Francesco Paolo Tosti's birth name is Francesco Paolo Tosti.

Don Tosti died in 2004.

Don Tosti was born in 1923.

Luigi Tosti was born in 1811.

Luigi Tosti died in 1897.

Paolo Tosti was born in 1846.

Paolo Tosti died in 1916.

Francesca Tosti was born in Rome, in Lazio, Italy.

Marco Tosti was born on December 21, 1983, in Siena, Tuscany, Italy.

Francesco Paolo Tosti was born on April 9, 1846, in Ortona, Abruzzo, Italy.

Francesco Paolo Tosti died on December 2, 1916, in Rome, Lazio, Italy.

Louis Tosti has written:

'Complete mastery, French verbs' -- subject(s): French language, Verb

Yes he was

Amedeo Tosti has written:

'Da Versailles a Cassibile' -- subject(s): History, Military, Military History, World War, 1914-1918, World War, 1939-1945

tosti malti tej phshu

bo is a blonde girl, 15y/o and a bit annoying with her tosti

Hawk Nelson's current drummer is Justin Benner. They have had two previously, Matt Paige, from 2002-2005 and Aaron "Skwid" Tosti, from 2005-2007.

The cast of Spaghetti Story - 2013 includes: Xueying Deng Valerio Di Benedetto Cristian Di Sante Sara Tosti

The cast of Extremedays - 2001 includes: Lee Ann Edwards as Mrs. Davidson Josh Aver as PAX217 Dante Basco as Corey Ashlee Bond as Amanda Ryan Browning as Brian Andrew Cappelletti as Will Davidson Sr. Cameron Clark as Young Matt Sylva Cox as Waitress Jesse Craig as PAX217 Jeff Enden as Baboo Derek Hamilton as Matt Kory Lewis as Grandpa G Gang Kelsy Lewis as Grandpa G Gang Chao Li Chi as Grandpa G Holly McClure as Flight Attendant Virginia Montero as Grandma G Amanda Pham as Flight Attendant Cassidy Rae as Jessie John Rosenfeld as Monkey Wrench Aaron Tosti as PAX217 David Tosti as PAX217

Menno Stijntjes has: Played Bode in "Meiden van de Wit" in 2002. Played Frank in "Feestje" in 2004. Played Dr. John in "Vet hard" in 2005. Played Assistent Theo in "Eigenheimers" in 2006. Played DJ Tosti in "Van Speijk" in 2006. Performed in "Levenslied" in 2010.

The cast of La Cecilia - 1975 includes: Mario Bussolino as Ernesto Lorenzini Maria Carta as Olimpia Bruno Cattaneo as Longhi Piero di Jori as Alfredo Massimo Foschi as Giovanni Rossi Francesca Libertucci as Angela Beppe Loparco as Enzo Vittorio Mezzogiorno as Luigi Giancarlo Pannese as Rocco Biagio Pelligra as Tullio Giuliano Petrelli as Tosti Gabriele Tozzi as Piero

The cast of Il compromesso... erotico - 1976 includes: Amanda as Giga Cristiano Auer Maria Clara Auteri Andrea Curreli Pupo De Luca as Don Camillo Ria De Simone as Peppona Adriano Doaneli Nancy Lecchini Armando Marra as Doctor Monica Nickel David Paz Maria Renata Franco Laura Schianchi Luca Sportelli Serenella Tosti

Giuliano Petrelli has: Played Giovane Carabinieri in "I racconti del maresciallo" in 1968. Played Ciraldo Frajunco in "Bronte: cronaca di un massacro che i libri di storia non hanno raccontato" in 1972. Played Nino in "La villeggiatura" in 1973. Performed in "Rappresaglia" in 1973. Played Tosti in "La Cecilia" in 1975. Performed in "Faccia di spia" in 1975. Played Sarovkjam in "Cuore di cane" in 1976.

Andrea Bocelli is a baritonal tenor. His voice has a great range from a high D (which he has sung onstage in songs lilke "Serenata" (Tosti) and "Tu che hai preso mi cuor") to notes as low as any baritone can achieve. This enables him to sing both bel canto tenore di grazia roles (like "Pour mon ame" with its 9 high Cs) and spinto roles like Turiddu in "Cavalleria Rusticana" and the lead role in "Andrea Chenier."

Franco Di Tizio has written:

'Francesco Paolo Tosti' -- subject(s): Biography, Composers, Correspondence

'Costantino Barbella' -- subject(s): Biography, Sculptors

'La tormentata vita di Gabriellino d'Annunzio nel carteggio inedito con il padre' -- subject(s): Correspondence, Actors, Theater, Production and direction, History

'Giuseppe Mezzanotte e D'Annunzio' -- subject(s): Correspondence, Italian Authors

'Francesco Paolo Michetti' -- subject(s): Biography, Painters

Ivy Russell has written:

'End of an era'

The cast of La spada di Damocle - 1958 includes: Gianni Agus as Silvio Tosi Carlo Alighiero as Tepozzi Gianni Bortolotto as Il maggiore Giuliana Calandra as Angiola Ernesto Calindri as Il generale Torre Franco Coop as Cesare Adele Ferrari as Luisa Toni Garzena as Un servo Giulia Lazzarini as Rosetta Aldo Majocchi as Adolfo Trezzi Enrico Maria Salerno as Filippo Luisa Mattioli as Elena Giancarlo Menini as Un soldato Renzo Palmer as Dario Dari Isa Pola as Contessa Adele Berri Giuseppina Setti as Margherita Maria Teresa Tosti as Giulia Enrico Viarisio as Comm. Borsari Alfreda Zanenga as Bianca

The cast of Giulia non esce la sera - 2009 includes: Sonia Bergamasco as Benedetta Fabio Camilli as Eugenio, Uomo degli Ombrelli Domiziana Cardinali as Costanza Renato Cesa De Marchi as Uomo Anziano Piera Degli Esposti as Attilia Jacopo Domenicucci as Filippo Valeria Golino as Giulia Antonia Liskova as Eva Natalia Magni as Giornalista tv Jacopo Maria Bicocchi as Giussi Valerio Mastandrea as Guido Evelina Meghnagi as Signora bagno turco Chiara Nicola as Viola Marta Panarelli as Seconda ragazza negozio ombrelli Federica Pontremoli as Stuart negresco Valeria Sabel as Donna Anziana Paolo Sassanelli as Bruno Sara Tosti as Sofia Nicola Vignola as Ragazza reception piscina Lidia Vitale as Agente Donna Sasa Vulicevic as Padre Rosario

Paolo Turco has: Played Marco Baroni in "Quarta parete" in 1968. Played Nino in "Un bellissimo novembre" in 1969. Played Her son in "The Lickerish Quartet" in 1970. Performed in "Equinozio" in 1971. Performed in "La vita in gioco" in 1972. Played Mario Ferrante in "Baciamo le mani" in 1973. Played Marcello Tosti in "La polizia chiede aiuto" in 1974. Played Pastore in "Orlando furioso" in 1974. Played Gianni in "Pane e cioccolata" in 1974. Played Fortunato Santospirito in "Trevico-Torino (viaggio nel Fiat-Nam)" in 1975. Played Guido in "Camilla" in 1976. Played Massimo Fassola in "Rosso veneziano" in 1976. Played Cicci Foresti in "Jazz Band" in 1978. Performed in "Atsalut pader" in 1979. Performed in "Aiutami a sognare" in 1981. Performed in "Accadde a Parma" in 1988. Performed in "Asino che legge" in 1997.

The cast of Le notti di Cabiria - 1957 includes: Polidor as Friar Gianni Baghino Franco Balducci as Spectator on the Stage of the Cinema Ciccio Barbi as Man on the Stage Luciano Bonanni as Man in Black Suit at the Edge of the River Jusy Boncinelli Loretta Capitoli as Rosy Leo Cattozzo as The Man with the Sack Dominique Delouche as Priest with the Flag Edda Evangelista Franco Fabrizi as Giorgio Riccardo Fellini Ines Ferrari Giovanna Gattinoni as La zia nana Amedeo Girardi Dorian Gray as Jessy Pina Gualandri as Matilda Franca Marzi as Wanda Elio Mauro Nino Milano Jean Mollier Sandro Moretti as Un papponcello Amedeo Nazzari as Alberto Lazzari Sergio Parlato Mario Passante as Uncle of Amleto Mimmo Poli as Man Eating in the Nightclub Aldo Silvani as The wizard Christian Tassou Vittorio Tosti

The cast of La polizia chiede aiuto - 1974 includes: Mario Adorf as Inspector Valentini Nick Alexander as TV Announcer Antonio Anelli as Journalist Luigi Antonio Guerra as Journalist Marina Berti as Mrs. Polvesi Sherry Buchanan as Silvia Polvesi Claudio Cassinelli as Inspector Silvestri Attilio Dottesio as Coroner Franco Fabrizi as Bruno Paglia (photographer) Adriana Falco as Giuliana Bigi Michael Forest as Inspector Valentini Corrado Gaipa as District Attorney Farley Granger as Mr. Polvesi Edward Mannix as Sgt. Giardina Giuseppe Marrocco as Policeman at Documentary Projection Renata Moar as Laura Ferdinando Murolo as Sgt. Giardina Roberta Paladini as Patrizia Valentini Lorenzo Piani as Journalist Micaela Pignatelli as Rosa Salvatore Puntillo as Napoli Giovanna Ralli as Assistant District Attorney Vittoria Stori Leonardo Severini as Russo - policeman Susan Spafford as Assistant District Attorney Vittoria Stori Pat Starke as Rosa Paolo Turco as Marcello Tosti Frank von Kuegelgen as Journalist Steffen Zacharias as Professor Beltrame Luciano Zanussi as Policeman Clara Zovianoff as Mrs. Talenti

The cast of Mont-Oriol - 1958 includes: Liuccia Becker Masoero as Una signora Nino Besozzi as Il sindaco Oriol Nino Bianchi as Un signore Gianni Bortolotto as Barone de Polignac Franco Coop as Dottor Latonne Ruggero Del Fabbro as Il professore storpio Paolo Ferrari as Gontrano de Ravenel Loris Gafforio as Dottor Honorat Raffaele Giangrande as Il notaio Clavis Anna Goel as Una cameriera Giulia Lazzarini as Carlotta Oriol Licia Lombardi as Una servente Roldano Lupi as Guglielmo Andermatt Aldo Majocchi as Un signore Giorgio Malvezzi as Un signore Ugo Marra as Un contadino Olga Michi as Una paesana Mario Molfesi as Un signore Attilio Ortolani as Il colonnello Renzo Palmer as Colosse Oriol Diego Parravicino as Il notaio Diego Parravicino as Un notaio Massimo Pianforini as Ing. Aubry-Pasteur Walter Pinelli as Un paesano Giuseppe Polesello as Un signore Elisa Pozzi as Una servente Anty Ramazzini as Una signora Nicoletta Rizzi as Una servente Gilda Rosa as Una signora Adriana Serra as Madame Bonnefille Riccardo Tassani as Il portiere Maria Teresa Tosti as Luisa Oriol Sergio Tofano as Marchese de Ravenel Monica Vitti as Cristiana Andermatt

The cast of Quattro delitti - 1979 includes: Franco Angrisano as Brigadiere Marisa Bartoli as Amica della madre Alberto Cancemi as Gigi Ferruccio Casacci as Il barista Roberto Cenci as Angelo Tano Cimarosa as Il ricattatore Vito Cipolla as Altro funzionario Carlo Colnaghi Giancarlo Conde Paolo Cosenza Luciano Crovato as Barista Franco De Piccoli as Lucio Maurizio Donadoni as Gustavo Gusthaf Dressbach Clara Droetto as La cassiera Valeria Falcinelli as Annalisa Mirella Falco as La zia di Pius Adriana Falco as Ragazza al bar Mario Feliciani as Padre di Paolo Sergio Gibello as Perito balistico Antonio Gnecchi Licinia Lentini as Mara Licinia Lentini as Ragazza della festa Pier Luigi Giorgio as Funzionario di polizia Fiorenza Marchegiani as Rosa Bob Marchese as Il maresciallo Gianfranco Mauri as Il padre di Mario Antonella Munari as Giovanna Bruno Pagni as Mario Roberto Paoletti as Il brigadiere Alfredo Pea as Paolo Donati Sorel Adele Pellegatta as Virginia Biagio Pelligra as Funzionario squadra omicidi Pietro Pieraldini as Il padre Daniela Piperno as Alessandra Adriano Pommodoro as Fioraio Roberto Posse as Tullio Lucio Rama as Il medico Massimo Sacilotto as Pius Natalia Sattolo as La madre Renato Scarpa as Il biondo Patrizia Tosti as Ragazza al bar Lucia Vasini as Irene Zora Velcova as Madre di Paolo Mario Ventura Umberto Verdone as Il matto

The cast of Puccini - 1973 includes: Luciano Alberici as Tito Ricordi Carlo Alighiero as Francesco Paolo Tosti Gigi Angelillo as Altro macchinista Mauro Barbagli as Barone Eisner Cip Barcellini as Altro giornalista Armando Benetti as Fattorino di Casa Ricordi Roberto Brivio as Un cantastorie Giancarlo Busi as Un disturbatore Rino Calogero as Giulio Gatti Casazza Tino Carraro as Giulio Ricordi Claudio Cassinelli as Depanis Dante Cona as Altro giornalista Ettore Conti as Marco Praga Ruggero De Daninos as Avvocato Rota Vincenzo De Toma as Luigi Illica Giancarlo Dettori as Arturo Toscanini Arturo Dominici as Nielson Antonio Fattorini as Tonio Puccini Franco Ferrari as Un giornalista Sergio Gibello as Un macchinista Antonio Guidi as Beppe Alberto Lamberti as Tonio Puccini bambino Guido Lazzarini as Un medico Alberto Lionello as Giacomo Puccini Pier Luigi Zollo as Manfredi Nada Malanima as Doria Manfredi Gianni Mantesi as Ruggero Leoncavallo Mario Maranzana as Giuseppe Giacosa Mario Marchetti as Altro azionista Gianfranco Mauri as Un liggera Luciano Melani as Alfredo Catalani Alina Moradei as Ida Ilaria Occhini as Elvira Giovanni Oliveri as Un amico Renzo Palmer as Renato Simoni Dino Peretti as Un medico Roberto Pistone as Prandino Paola Quattrini as Gianna Carlo Reali as David Belasco Violetta Rizzo as Fosca bambina Gianni Rubens as Un disturbatore Rosetta Salata as Madam Butterfly Vasco Santoni as Il fattore di Casa Puccini Lino Savorani as Luigi Adami Antonella Scattorin as Fosca Ingrid Thulin as Sibyl Seligman Fausto Tommei as Lanari Bernd Treusch as Un giornalista Walter Valdi as Un disturbatore Remo Varisco as Dottor Ledoux Stefano Varriale as Un maestro sostituto

The cast of I ragazzi di celluloide - 1981 includes: Salamon Amedeo as Portiere Francesco Anzalone as Allievo C.S.C. Franco Arcuri as Sacrestano Andrea Azzarito as Allievo C.S.C. Luigi Azzeri as Allievo primo carabiniere Riccardo Barbera as Allievo C.S.C. William Berger as Nicodi Pietro Biondi as Bucci Silverio Blasi as Alessandro Bestetti Lidia Broccolino as Allieva C.S.C. Sherry Buchanan as Gabriella Walter Corda as Allievo C.S.C. Vincenzo Crocitti as Giovanni Militello Filippo De Gara as Gerarca Domenico De Marchis as Allievo C.S.C. Massimo De Rossi as Luca Franca Dominici as Teresa Corvieri Bianca Doria as Madre di Piero Attilio Dottesio as Primo invitato Roberto Farris as Figlio del portiere Laura Franci as Sarta Marcello Fusco as Bidello C.S.C. Gioietta Gentile as Madre di Nicola Giada Gerini as Marina Massimo Ghini as Ufficiale Leo Gullotta as Leopoldo Louise Lambert as Madre di Gabriella Enrico Lanzi as Tabaccaio Anna Maria Rizzoli as Marilde Giuseppe Marrocco as Cameriere Alviero Martin as Allievo C.S.C. Loredana Mazzocchi as Allieva C.S.C. Laura Mercatali as Allieva C.S.C. Michele Messina as Ragazzo siciliano Fiorenza Micucci as Allieva C.S.C. Lidia Mida Puccini as Scrittrice Carlo Monni as Ezio Fiore Cesare Nizzica as Padre di Gabriella Adriano Pace as Allievo secondo carabiniere Roberta Paladini as Teresa Nello Palladino as Invitato Alfredo Pea as Piero Roberto Pesaola as Giancarlo Paola Petricca as Allieva seconda vicina Angela Pintus as Vicina Roberto Puddu as Renato Massimo Ranieri as Nicola Giulia Salviati as Nora, allieva truccatrice Irina Sanpiter as Angela Franco Serra as Allievo C.S.C. John Sligo as Primo americano Michele Soavi as Allievo C.S.C. Lanfranco Spinola as Maggiordomo di Gabriella Gianrico Tondinelli as Riccardo Patrizia Tosti as Ragazza Nello Tosto as Allievo C.S.C. Lino Troisi as Padre di Nicola Gianfranco Uta as Allievo operatore Anna Valente as Allieva prima vicina Massimo Venturiello as Allievo C.S.C. Claudia Vezzi as Allieva C.S.C. Ciro Vincenzi as Allievo portiere Vanessa Vitale as Madre di Giancarlo Luciano Zanussi as Cameriere di Luca

Carlo Alighiero has: Played Godin in "Sette piccole croci" in 1957. Played Tepozzi in "La spada di Damocle" in 1958. Performed in "Le notti dei Teddy Boys" in 1959. Played Sergente May in "Passo falso" in 1959. Performed in "Arriva la banda" in 1959. Played Sergente Steve Howard in "Giallo club. Invito al poliziesco" in 1959. Played Sgt. Steve Howard in "Chiamate 22-22 tenente Sheridan" in 1960. Performed in "Urlatori alla sbarra" in 1960. Played Lismore in "Una tragedia americana" in 1962. Played Sergente Steve Howard in "Ritorna il tenente Sheridan" in 1963. Performed in "Le avventure della squadra di stoppa" in 1964. Played Il direttore di polizia in "Le inchieste del commissario Maigret" in 1964. Played Il barman del club in "Le inchieste del commissario Maigret" in 1964. Played Direttore carcere siberiano in "Resurrezione" in 1965. Played Oste in "La suora giovane" in 1965. Played Agrippa in "Antonio e Cleopatra" in 1965. Performed in "La brava gente" in 1968. Played Forester in "Il momento di uccidere" in 1968. Played Capt. Gutierrez in "Un esercito di 5 uomini" in 1969. Played Kurt Schneider in "Detective Story" in 1970. Played Dr. Calabresi in "Il gatto a nove code" in 1971. Played Commissioner in "Lo strano vizio della Signora Wardh" in 1971. Played Collins in "...e le stelle stanno a guardare" in 1971. Played Parrini in "Girolimoni, il mostro di Roma" in 1972. Played Procuratore Lancia in "Qui squadra mobile" in 1973. Played Commissioner Nicastro in "Milano trema - la polizia vuole giustizia" in 1973. Played Uncle Nino in "I corpi presentano tracce di violenza carnale" in 1973. Played Francesco Paolo Tosti in "Puccini" in 1973. Played Remo Ortolani in "La polizia accusa: il servizio segreto uccide" in 1975. Played Chief S.M.C.D. office in "Morte sospetta di una minorenne" in 1975. Played DiSavelli in "Roma a mano armata" in 1976. Performed in "Tecnica di un colpo di stato: la marcia su Roma" in 1978. Played Il Procuratore Distrettuale Beldock in "Storie della Camorra" in 1978. Performed in "Vento notturno" in 1982. Performed in "Buio nella valle" in 1984. Played Monsignore Vittorio in "Schwarz greift ein" in 1994. Performed in "Doppio segreto" in 1998. Played Prof. Giordani in "Nella terra di nessuno" in 2000.