Pinocchio narrowly escapes being slaughtered for his hide, but his friend is worked to death — the fate that, in a less dramatic form, awaited many unskilled laborers in Lorenzini’s day.

THE ADVENTURES OF PINOCCHIO, directed by Steve Barron; written by Sherry Mills, Tom Benedek, Barry Berman and Steve Barron, based on the novel by Carlo Collodi; director of photography, Juan Ruiz A… ...

The tale of the wooden puppet Pinocchio created by a carpenter in Florence may arguably be the most widely-known children's tale. IE 11 is not supported. ... Born Carlo Lorenzini, ...

A brief reminder to those who think Hollywood invented Pinocchio and his nose: The story was written in 1883 by Carlo Lorenzini, after having been serialized in a magazine.

Born Carlo Lorenzini, the writer went by the name Carlo Collodi after his beloved mother's home town Collodi, near Pistoia in Tuscany. But not everyone buys into Vegni's claim.

After all, Collodi, whose real name was Carlo Lorenzini, wrote the book to be a cautionary tale. Initially, it was serialized in a children’s magazine and Collodi abruptly ended the puppet’s ...

Carlo Lorenzini, known as Carlo Collodi, ... In Pinocchio, the Blue-Haired Fairy is the one who teaches the puppet to behave and sends him to school, but also lets him learn from his own mistakes.

Its author is Carlo Lorenzini, who took his pseudonym, Carlo Collodi, from his mother's hometown.A civil servant, political journalist and author, he was employed by a Florentine publisher in 1875 ...

T he most famous son of Collodi, an outlying district of the Tuscan town of Pescia, was a mischievous, woodenheaded youngster named Pinocchio. Ever since Author Carlo Lorenzini, writing under the ...

Born Carlo Lorenzini in 1826, in what was then the Grand Duchy of Tuscany (Collodi was a pen name, ... Pinocchio is, incidentally, the tale of a hungry child who cuts school.

Written by Carlo Lorenzini under the pen name Carlo Collodi, “The Adventures of Pinocchio” was published in serial form beginning in 1881 and turned into a children’s book two years later.