A movie based on his life, Il Caso Mattei (The Mattei Affair), won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1972.
Its ruins were described by Biondo Romaa instaurata III.109) in the fifteenth century, but almost entirely removed in the sixteenth to make room for the Mattei palace, and the whole site then gradually covered by modern buildings.
The first inquiries of the police by Bruno Contrada and Boris Giuliano instead focused on the lead of De Mauro's investigations into the death of Mattei, prompted by the disappearance a few pages of notes and a tape with the last speech given by Mattei from De Mauro's office.
In September 1970, De Mauro was again investigating the case, upon request of the movie director Francesco Rosi for the movie Il caso Mattei (The Mattei Affair), which would be released in 1972.
With Il Caso Mattei (The Mattei Affair, 1972), which won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1972, Rosi returned to his stride and to the subjects that most preoccupied him: power, corruption and the links between legitimate political establishments and organised crime.
Conspiracy theories surrounding his death have been the subject of numerous magazine articles, books, television docudramas, and a major film (Il caso Mattei [1972; The Mattei Affair], directed by Francesco Rosi).
Rodion Pogossov will step in for Mr. Mattei as the barber, Figaro, on Friday and on Oct. 22, the Met said.
Instead, Mattei directed the agency to increase exploration in the Po River valley, and soon the drillers succeeded in discovering important natural gas reserves.
While the survey took in only a fraction of the island's wooded areas, Ms. Mattei said the department felt that 24 deer counted represented most of the herd.
The author, a poet and journalist, writes with jittery, propulsive energy, and he can stop the reader cold with a single image, as when he describes, at the crash site of Mattei's plane, the unbroken, blood-stained trees.
