Gianmarco Saurino
Gianmarco Saurino was born in Foggia(Italy) in 1992. In 2011 moved to Rome where attended The Nation School of Cinema - Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in which he graduated in acting after three years of studies under the guidance of Giancarlo Giannini. After several years in theatre, he got his first roles in important TV series like "Che Dio ci aiuti" directed by Francesco Vicario and "C'era una volta Studio Uno" and "Non dirlo al mio capo 2" directed by Riccardo Donna. In 2020 he's in the main cast of "DOC - nelle tue mani" directed by Jan Michelini and Ciro Visco and in the same year he has been chosen in the leading role for "Maschile Singolare" directed by Matteo Pilati and Alessandro Guida.
Gianmarco Soresi
Gianmarco Soresi is a NY based stand-up comedian, actor and creator. His stand-up has been featured on Netflix's Bonding, PBS's Stories from the Stage, Real Housewives of New York (really), and he was the winner of Amazon's Comics Watching Comics Season 8. His first comedy special "Shelf Life", directed by Emmy award winner Andy Buck, is now available on Amazon Prime and was cited by NPR as a 2020 Comedy Special Recommendation. He also has a dedicated following on TikTok, where he has accumulated 106,000 followers and nearly 8 million likes. As an actor, Gianmarco has appeared opposite Jennifer Lopez in the movie Hustlers, Billy Crystal in Here Today, TBS's The Last OG with Tracy Morgan, CBS's Blue Bloods, ABC's Deception, Comedy Central, TruTV, MTV and more. He is also the former spokesman for General Electric and Baby Bottle Pop, two equally important companies. Gianmarco's sketches, web series, tweets, and stand-up have garnered attention from Esquire, The Atlantic, The AV Club, Buzzfeed, ABC News, The Huffington Post, The Daily Dot, Perez Hilton, Laughspin, Splitsider, Tubefilter, Fast Company, and more. After creating his own sketch series, Matza Pizza, with all the General Electric money he made, Funny or Die produced one of his pieces as an FOD Original.
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 the protagonist of the film "S.O.S." by Thomas Robsahm, and "Prime luci dell'alba", directed by Lucio Gaudino, in competition at the Berlin Film Festival, for which he was nominated for the Silver Ribbon as Best Actor. In 2002 he was directed by his sister Maria Sole in "Passato prossimo" and in 2005 in "Romanzo criminale" by Michele Placido, which earned him a nomination for the Nastri d'Argento as Best Supporting Actor. He also acts in "Cecenia" by Leonardo Giuliano, in the film "Guido che sfidò le Brigate Rosse" by Giuseppe Ferrara, in "Polvere" by Max D'epiro, "Ex" by Fausto Brizzi and in "Bella addormentata" by Marco Bellocchio. In 2009 he won the Nastro d'Argento as Best Leading Actor for the short film Fuoriuso. At the same time as cinema and theater he also works on many successful television series. In 2016 he was the protagonist of "Il Ministro" by Giorgio Amato and in 2017 he participated in Federico Moccia's film "Non c'è Campo". In 2018 he returned to theaters with "A casa tutti bene" by Gabriele Muccino, for which he won the collective Nastro d'argento for the cast and the Kineo Award for Best Supporting Actor at the 75th Venice Film Festival, and with the film by Massimiliano Bruno "Non ci resta che il crimine". The same year he was on the set of Vincenzo Alfieri's second film "Gli uomini d'oro". In 2019 he is among the protagonists of the comedy "Se mi vuoi bene" by Fausto Brizzi, of the horror-comedy "Sono solo fantasmi" directed by Christian De Sica, of "Ritorno al crimine" by Massimiliano Bruno and "Divorzio a Las Vegas" by Umberto Carteni. In 2020, in the role of Luciano Spalletti he is on the set of the Sky TV series "Speravo de mori prima", based on the biography of Francesco Totti, directed by Luca Ribuoli, then he is in the cast of the film "Ostaggi" directed by Eleonora Ivone and Angelo Longoni, of which he is the protagonist, and of the ensemble comedy "I Cassamortari" directed by Claudio Amendola with Massimo Ghini and Lucia Ocone. In 2021 he returns to the set of Max Bruno's crime trilogy in "C'era una volta il crimine". In 2022 we see him involved in several projects: " Quando " by Walter Veltroni, " Lo Sposo Indeciso " by Giorgio Amato and in the serial version of " Non ci resta che il calcio " by Max Bruno. In 2023 he works as the protagonist of the Swiss crime series "Alter Ego" by E. Bernasconi and R. Ralstom, he is called by Luca Ribuoli for a cameo in the second series of "Call my agent".
Gianmarco Vettori
Gianmarco Vettori is known for Brigands: The Quest for Gold (2024), M. Il figlio del secolo and Padrenostro (2020).
Gianmaria Martini
Gianmaria Martini is known for Romanzo di una strage (2012), Vinodentro (2013) and Race to Glory - Audi vs Lancia (2024).
Gianna Adams
Gianna Adams is a 20 year old actress and is a true quadruple threat performer, proficient in acting, singing, songwriting & dance. She began her acting career at age 10 in the role of "Annie" and has been in love with the craft since then. She studies with Constance Tillotson of Sterling Studio and Diane Charles of Margie Habar Studio. She also writes her own music and has written on 4 Top 10 Billboard Albums and has been under consideration for the 2020 and 2021 Grammy Awards as a songwriter.
Gianna Altieri
Gianna Altieri is known for Blacklisted (2014), Henry Danger (2014) and Tears in the Night.
Gianna Angela
Gianna Angela is known for Deadly Night Out (2021), American Prom and Boca Witches (2020).
Gianna Baca
Gianna Ballardini Pausini