The author and judge of the race, known for his rigor in making the game regulations apply, was 82 years old and lived in Brittany
Went out at the age of 82 years A piece of Italian television. Ludovico Peregrini died: had become as famous as the “Mr. no“del Rising Of Mike Bongiorno. The author and race judge had gained this particular nickname for the penalty with which he made the game regulations apply in the television broadcasts in which he worked. It was a well -known face of the small screen and often its name was associated with Great conductors who made the history of TV in our country.
The announcement of the death of Ludovico Peregrini
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“He passed away at the age of 82, in Brittany, surrounded by all his loved ones“, so begins the press release that Ludovico Peregrini’s family wrote to Ansa to announce the death of the 82 -year -old.” Everyone known as Mr. NO has remained until the last full of curiosity, lightness and availability to everything and everyone. His greatest joy, in addition to the family, is of Having been able to keep company with his programs to so many people“. Ludovico Peregrini leaves his wife Nicou and his daughters Sofia and Anna.
Who was Ludovico Peregrini
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Ludovico Peregrini was born in Como on 27 June 1943. After graduating in Literature he entered a work in Rai as an authordebuting in the program Settevoci who launched Pippo Baudo. Later he joined Mike Bongiorno in his famous telequiz Rising: author and presenter worked together for 40 years. Together with Mike he also collaborated for the Sanremo Festival of 1997.
Peregrini has been the author of many Rai programs, such as Let’s bet? And Flashbut also of those of the Fininvest group such as Dreams in the drawer, Superflash, Pentathlon, TeleMike, The wheel of luck, All for one, Telemania, Joy!. He also worked alongside Gerry Scotti In transmissions Wins the best, The quizzone And Who wants to be a millionaire?. In 2016 we saw him again play the role of Mr. No next to Fabio Fazio in the remake of Rising.
Friendship with Mike Bongiorno It was so great that on the day of the funeral of the presenter Ludovico Peregrini It was among the people who brought the coffin On the shoulder, leaving the Milan Cathedral.
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