Andrea Prodan

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Andrea Giovanni Prodan (born November 16, 1961 in Rome , Italy ) is an Italian film actor and composer of film scores .

biography

Andrea Prodan is the youngest of four children of an Italian art expert who worked in the Cinecittà studios in Rome in the 1950s , and a Scottish mother. His older brother is the rock musician Luca Prodan, known in Argentina .

Prodan spent his childhood in England , where he attended school in Canterbury . In 1981 Prodan had to come back to Italy because he had to do his military service due to his Italian citizenship.

After his dismissal, he began to work as an errand boy and sound assistant for various film productions, including working for Peter Yates in the production of Krull in 1983 .

Since Prodan initially wanted to be a cameraman and the training opportunities in his adopted home England were greater, Prodan moved back to "the island", where he graduated from the University of Exeter . After he made his film debut as an actor in Giochi d'estate in Italy in 1984 , his breakthrough came in 1985 when director Stuart Cooper recognized Prodan's potential and he worked alongside great actors like Ava Gardner and James Mason for a supporting role in his five-part miniseries AD - Anno Domini committed.

Apart from a few exceptions, Prodans is only known in Italy. In 1994 he stood in front of the camera in the film adaptation of the Bible, The Bible - Abraham , which was to become his most famous film.

Andrea Prodan now lives in Buenos Aires ( Argentina ) as well as in Córdoba . He is the band leader of a rock group called Romapagana and made his debut as a composer for the Argentine film El Jardín primitivo in 2003 .

Andrea Prodan is the father of two children.

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