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Luciano Rispoli (12 July 1932 – 26 October 2016) was an Italian television and radio writer and presenter. Born in Reggio Calabria, the son of a colonel, Rispoli moved to Rome to study law at the Sapienza University. In 1954 he passed a public exam to enter the newly created RAI. In 1960, he debuted as radio presenter with the program Il vostro spettacolo.

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rdfs:comment	Luciano Rispoli (12 July 1932 – 26 October 2016) was an Italian television and radio writer and presenter. Born in Reggio Calabria, the son of a colonel, Rispoli moved to Rome to study law at the Sapienza University. In 1954 he passed a public exam to enter the newly created RAI. In 1960, he debuted as radio presenter with the program Il vostro spettacolo. (en) Luciano Rispoli (Reggio Calabria, 12 luglio 1932 – Roma, 26 ottobre 2016) è stato un conduttore televisivo, autore televisivo e conduttore radiofonico italiano. Ritenuto uno dei padri fondatori della televisione pubblica italiana, nel 1975 fu ideatore e conduttore de L'ospite delle 2, primo talk show trasmesso in Italia, mentre nella stagione 1983-84 scrisse e presentò Pranzo in TV, il primo esempio di dinner talk italiano. Fu per 10 anni direttore del Dipartimento Scuola Educazione (1977-1987). (it)
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