Gianmarco Tognazzi

After his first experiences on the set at a very young age in films such as Salce's "L'anatra all'arancio" and Monicelli's "Romanzo popolo", alongside his father Ugo, Gian Marco Tognazzi studied at the Rossellini Institute for Cinematography in Rome and at the same time he trained on sets as an assistant director. Then came the roles in the films "Vacanze in America" by Carlo Vanzina (1984), "Sposerò Simon Le Bon" by Carlo Cotti (1985) and "A night at the cemetery" by Lamberto Bava. In 1989 he met Beatrice Bracco, with whom he studied for years, radically changing his interpretative path. In the meantime he also works a lot in the theater. In the 90s he acted in many cinema films such as "Crack" by Giulio Base, "Ultrà" by Ricky Tognazzi, "Teste rasate" by Claudio Fragasso and "I Laureti" by Leonardo Pieraccioni. Paired with Alessandro Gassmann he plays "Uomini senza donne" and "Facciamo fiesta", directed by Angelo Longoni and "Teste di Cocco" by Ugo Fabrizio Giordani. In 1999 he was th