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Marcello

[mahr-chel-law]

noun

  1. Benedetto 1686–1739, Italian composer.



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Having also worked under Carlo Ancelotti and Marcello Lippi as a player at Juventus, he will know that one of Maresca's biggest inspirations was facing Guardiola's Barcelona team in 2008 while at Sevilla.

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Meanwhile, both multiple Oscar nominee Colman Domingo is a sudden favorite for the late-releasing “The Four Seasons” and “Saturday Night Live’s” Marcello Hernández — who plays a Domingo — are on our shortlist, as is Hernández’s co-star Bowen Yang.

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Paul W. Downs, “Hacks” “D-O-M-I-N-G-O is one reason to vote Marcello. Obviously, Hernández has one of the easier lifts in the Domingo sketches, but he’s played quite a few other characters I enjoy, including Grant, one half of the couple you can’t believe are together.”

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I’d also like to give my one ‘Saturday Night Live’ nomination for the round to Marcello Hernández.”

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This week’s “Update” featured three guests: Marcello Hernández, who brought back his Movie Guy character to discuss “Sinners” and other movies he hasn’t seen; Gardner played a woman visiting New York who only knows what’s she’s read on Facebook about the city; and Mikey Day was a guy who just walked into a spiderweb but is there to talk about tariffs.

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