Giovanni Bonadonna is an actor, known for Il grande racket (1976), La via della droga (1977) and Squadra antigangsters (1979).
Giovanni Brusadori is known for Le evase - Storie di sesso e di violenze (1978), Pasión (1977) and Delitto d'autore (1974).
Giovanni Buscetta is known for Our Godfather (2019).
Giovanni Buselli is an actor, known for Gomorra: La serie (2014), Non uccidere (2015) and L'amica geniale (2018).
(Paternò, 22 ottobre 1971) is an italian actor, producer, stage director and story-teller. He won a Ciack d'Oro Award. He stars in Buongiorno, notte, Si può fare, Noi Credevamo, Il racconto dei racconti - Tale of tales; in the tv series Rome, Rex, L'ispettore Coliandro; in several short movies and on stage in performances like Serata a Colono and Othello. Raised learning the sicialian narrator's tradition, started acting in the Theatrical Research Center 'Molo 2' in Catania directed by Gioacchino Palumbo since 1996, then at the International Cinema and Stage School of Ischia withe Mario Martone, director which marked his stage carrier, since from Edipus in Colono (2004) and Evening in Colono (2012). Later Martone bring Giovanni at Stable Theatre of Torino for Death of Danton. He founded the Story-telling Research Center 'Casa-Teatro' in Paternò, after founding the acting company Baternù. He translated in sicilian The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. In 2007 Manetti Bros. opposed him to Francesco Arca as villain in the seventh season of the tv series Rex, in which he acted in three episodes and lately in the eighth season. In 2011 he played the main role in the miniseries I cerchi dell'acqua by Umberto Marino, opposite to Alessio Boni and Vanessa Incontrada. Whit director Alessandra Pescetta founded 'Casa dei santi', a production company, acting and producing The Nightless City, a movie picked for the Taormina Film Fest in 2015.
Giovanni Cangialosi is known for Sins Expiation (2012), Baarìa (2009) and Incastrati (2022).
Giovanni Capalbo is known for The Passion of the Christ (2004), Lucania and Lucania (2019).
Giovanni Carroni is an actor, known for A morte! (2010), Una casa sotto il cielo (1993) and Il Muto di Gallura (2021).
Giovanni Carta was born on 20 June 1969 in Palermo, Italy. He is an actor, known for Barbarians (2020), La mia casa è piena di specchi (2010) and K smette di fumare (2012).
Born May 29, 2002 and raised in Solon, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, Giovanni Castiglione discovered his passion for entertaining at a young age. His love of acting was cultivated in local community theater in Cleveland where he's enjoyed a wide variety of roles in both musical and dramatic stage productions. In three short years his credits include ten live theater productions, six films and numerous live vocal performances. His transition into film acting was a seamless one, drawing the attention of producers and casting directors who saw him on stage and encouraged him to step in front of the camera. He began working as a background actor (The Deprogrammer, Miss Meadows and Colony 52) and moved into supporting and lead roles in a short period of time. His first two major roles, "Alex" in The Leap of Sam Wolf (produced and directed by Skye Wallin) and "Mitchell" in Between the Cracks (produced and directed by Darryl Epp) dealt with the topic of bullying from two different perspectives. As Alex, he was the aggressive bully, driving the target of his abuse to retreat to a mental fantasy world for comfort. On the other end of the spectrum, Mitchell was the victim and Castiglione drew audiences to sympathize with his plight as the target. Landing comedic roles early in his theater career, Castiglione has begun showing his acting range and potential with emotionally-charged dramatic performances. His first feature length film, Cleanland, is slated for release in March 2014. He plays the role of Georgio Delgado, the middle son of Detective Frank Delgado (portrayed by father, Denny Castiglione) in this action drama produced by MAD Vista Productions.