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<strong>Sardegna</strong><strong>Film</strong><strong>Commission</strong><br />

“finto”, staccabile, così basta che Haber acchiappi quello giusto<br />

e subito gli resterà fra le mani…». (…) E quando poi il vestito<br />

arrivava in scena non guardava se a Mara stesse bene o meno.<br />

«Fammi vedere il pezzo che si stacca, fammelo vedere…». La<br />

sola cosa che gli importava era la meccanica del pezzo che si<br />

doveva staccare. Guardava la funzionalità delle cose in base al<br />

copione, che era il suo toccasana, forse perché i suoi copioni<br />

erano molto meditati, ruminati, studiati, riscritti”.<br />

Umberto Turco, scenografo<br />

“Nanni Loy, invece, ci teneva molto alla ricerca delle location,<br />

eseguiva i sopralluoghi con molta passione e cura, dedicandoci<br />

molto tempo. Anzi, durante i sopralluoghi studiava le possibili<br />

posizioni degli attori, facendo di tutti noi delle controfigure. «Io<br />

mi alzo da qui. Tu mettiti qui e tu là…». Progettava le inquadrature,<br />

scena per scena. Durante i sopralluoghi, con Nanni, il film<br />

veniva praticamente girato. E, poi, durante le riprese difficilmente<br />

cambiava le postazioni che aveva prefigurato”.<br />

(I brani delle interviste tratti dal volume Nanni Loy, un regista fattapposta a cura di<br />

Tredicilune, sono stati gentilmente concessi dalla Casa editrice CUEC.)<br />

(Excerpts from interviews in Nanni Loy un regista fattaposta edited by Tredicilune,<br />

reproduced by kind permission of the publisher, CUEC).<br />

Omaggio a Nanni Loy A tribute to Nanni Loy / 24<br />

Danda Ortona, costume Designer<br />

“Nanni wanted functional costumes first and foremost.<br />

For example, in the movie Pacco, doppio pacco e contropaccotto,<br />

there was an episode in which Haber comes on to actress Mara<br />

Venier, because he wants to make love to her and he is left with<br />

a piece of her dress in his hands. I designed a dress with a gored<br />

skirt, then I explained to Nanni: «Among all these gores, one is a<br />

fake that can be ripped out, so all Haber has to do is grab the<br />

right one, and it will come away in his hands …». (…) When the<br />

dress came onto the set, he didn’t check to see if it suited Mara.<br />

«Let me have a look at the piece that rips away, let me see it…».<br />

The only thing he was concerned with was the mechanics of the<br />

piece to be torn out. He looked for functionality related to the<br />

script, that was his magic cure-all, maybe because his scripts were<br />

very well thought out, meditated, studied and rewritten”.<br />

Umberto Turco, set designer<br />

“Nanni Loy usually spent a lot of time finding the best location,<br />

carrying out accurate, careful inspections, spending a lot of time<br />

on studying the possible positions of the actors, using us as<br />

stand-ins. «I stand up here. You stay here and you there…». He<br />

planned the shots scene by scene. During these inspections with<br />

Nanni the movie was to all intents and purposes shot. And<br />

when we came to the actual shooting, he very rarely altered the<br />

positions chosen the first time round”.

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