A veteran superintendent of the Italian State Police mobile units, known by the nickname Mazinga. After Pietro Fura is gravely injured, he leads the team in a brutal assault on demonstrators and helps conceal the officers’ misconduct. He later stands with the team in denying responsibility during the internal investigation.
Local gangster and criminal opportunist who exploits illegal immigrants. He is Alfredo's best friend and creditor, but orders his murder to seize the trattoria. Commits suicide after being confronted by Marcello.
One of Piero's internal personalities, representing a rational and logical approach to life and love. He offers calculated advice to Piero, contrasting with the other emotional voices in his mind.
A psychotherapist and father whose family life becomes entangled with the emotional problems of his patients. He challenges patients to examine their relationships and struggles to protect his daughter while maintaining therapeutic boundaries.
A successful atheist cardiac surgeon who initially opposes his son's decision to become a priest. He goes undercover to investigate a charismatic priest but eventually works alongside him as a handyman. Through this experience, he undergoes a personal transformation, becoming more open, reconciling with his wife, and ultimately experiencing a shift in his worldview.
Mazinga leads the riot-control squad and is also the father of a rebellious teenager who becomes involved with a neo-fascist group and feels ashamed of his job. After being stabbed during a stadium confrontation, he loses control of one leg, prompting his colleagues to pursue the culprit.
A relative or friend who helps Sergio plot ways to separate a couple, including attempts to buy off the young man.
Marcello is an experienced con man who works with two female partners to deceive victims by making them believe he can fulfill their dreams. His encounter with David disrupts David’s orderly life, and the pair become an outlaw odd couple whose constant bickering drives the comic con-man adventure.
A highly skilled car thief recruited by Remo to drive for the gang. He can steal almost any vehicle, but becomes seriously ill after working in the rain, forcing Remo to rely on other criminals.
Tommaso's longtime friend, who is facing serious illness, financial trouble, and an increasing preoccupation with death. He worries about his dog's future and travels with Tommaso to Barcelona in an attempt to see Leo.
Carlo's brother who shares Beatrice's concerns. He views Olga's presence as a threat to the family inheritance and believes she is taking advantage of their father.
One of the three main protagonists who takes a desperate and unconventional job to support his family, involving intimate encounters with elderly pensioners.
Marco Giallini has 78 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Their work is anchored in the Non ci resta che il crimine - Collezione universe with 3 titles. Signature works include Public Disorder, Perfect Strangers, The Forbidden City. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
