L'uomo con due piedi sinistri

His wit feels so effortless and timeless. I wonder if he consciously crafted the humor to appeal across generations or if it just came naturally.

There’s a lot of satire about class and manners that still feels relevant today. Did these stories influence perceptions of society back then?

His characters are so vivid and humorous, yet relatable. I’m curious whether they were inspired by real people or purely fictional inventions.