Alessio bonuses
Alessio Boni (born July 4, 1966 in Sarnico ) is an Italian theater and film actor .
Life
Boni graduated from the Italian drama academy Accademia nazionale d'arte drammatica in 1992 . He began working as an actor at the theater in 1988 and then took supporting roles in film and television productions. His breakthrough came in 1998 with a leading role in the television series La Donna del Treno (German: The woman on the train ). With the leading role in the television series Incantesimo 3 , he was able to increase his popularity in Italy. In 2003 he played Matteo in Marco Tullio Giordana's La meglio gioventù - The best years . In 2005 Alessio Boni worked in Cristina Comencini La bestia nel cuore , which was an Italian competition entry for the Oscar for best foreign language film in 2006 .
In 2008 he was seen as Andreij Bolkonskij from War and Peace in a European co-production. In the same year, the internationally successful and award-winning film Caravaggio , directed by Angelo Longoni, came on television in which Boni plays the painter Michelangelo Merisi called Caravaggio. In Cannes 2008, Sanguepazzo was presented by Giordana. At the beginning of March 2009, RAI ran Capitani’s two-part Puccini . In 2009 and 2010 he went on a tour through Italy with the piece Il Dio della Carneficina- The God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza . In the 2007 film Complici del Silenzio about the fate of the Desaparceidos in Argentina at the time of the Football World Cup in 1978, which was released in 2009, he played the Italian journalist Maurizio Gallo. Also in 2009 he played the prelate Gerson in Stefania Sandrelli's film Christine Cristina about the life of the poet Cristina da Pizzano and took on a leading role in the Swiss film Sinestesia by director Eric Bernasconi . The cranky, clumsy ornithologist Adriano in the 2nd season of the hit series Tutti pazzi per amore 2 2010 was his first comic role. In 2013 he played the title hero in the French television series Odysseus .
Boni has won numerous Italian film awards, including a. 2010 with Nastro Azzurro at the 67th Venice Film Festival .
Films (selection)
- 1990: Tutti i giorni si (art. 28)
- 1992: Dove siete? Io sono qui
- 1992: Gioco perverso (Rai)
- 1999: Senza paura
- 1999: Maria, figlia del suo figlio
- 2000: La donna del treno
- 2000: Incantesimo 3 (Rai)
- 2001: L'uomo del vento (Rai)
- 2002: Il diario di Matilde Manzoni
- 2002: Vite a Perdere (Rai)
- 2002: L'altra donna (Rai)
- 2002: The Kiss of Dracula (Il bacio di Dracula) (Rai)
- 2003: The best years (La meglio gioventù)
- 2004: La Caccia (Rai)
- 2004: Cime tempestose
- 2004: Non aver paura
- 2005: The beast in the heart (La bestia nel cuore)
- 2005: Eiskalt - Arrivederci amore, ciao (Arrivederci amore, ciao)
- 2005: Quando sei nato non puoi più nasconderti
- 2006: Caravaggio
- 2006: Viaggio segreto
- 2007: Complici del silenzio
- 2007: Sangue pazzo
- 2007: War and Peace (War and Peace)
- 2008: Puccini
- 2008: Rebecca, la prima moglie
- 2009: Christine Cristina
- 2009: Sinestesia - The Curve of Chance (Sinestesia)
- 2010: Tutti pazzi per amore 2
- 2010: The Tourist
- 2017: The Fog Man (La ragazza nella nebbia)
- 2018: Respiri
- 2019: Non sono un assasino
Web links
- Alessio Boni in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Alessio Boni - Official Website (Italian)
Individual evidence
- ↑ List of film awards , accessed on 30 June 2018th
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Bonuses, Alessio |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Italian actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 4th July 1966 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Sarnico / Lake Iseo |