Talk:Vittorio Gassman

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Neutrality

I've seen articles that were more non-neutral and had more of a fan-like tone, but this article needs fixing in that area. Words like "magnetic" and "intellectual honesty" need to be cited if they're quotes and toned down if they're personal opinions. Many of the more admiring passages about "frank"ness and so forth are not written in such a way as to meet Wikipedia's neutral point of view standards. If one is going to say he made enemies in show business (and it should read "show business," not "show biz," in a formal article), there should be secondary or tertiary sources to support the statement — specific examples where a published source names an enemy he made and names the opinion that turned that specific person against him; ideally, the source would even give evidence that person did turn against him, but you can't always "find it all" in a single source. Lawikitejana (talk) 04:04, 29 June 2008 (UTC)

quote: this is one of the most important, and neutral, italian tv program. Today 24 june 2009 the show is about Vittorio Gassman: the words of this article are correct. "magnetic" and "intellectual honesty" aren't personal opinions, but are opinions (from the interviews) of the directors Mario Monicelli, Ettore Scola, Dino Risi and the actor Paolo Villaggio, friend of Gassman --79.54.7.20 (talk) 22:54, 24 June 2009 (UTC)