Giovanni Storti

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Characters played by Giovanni Storti

Giovanni / John — That's Life (1998)

A children's toy designer whose wife Elena does not love him. His car is robbed, leading him to be taken hostage by Aldo. After surviving the crash, he discovers his wife's long-term affair with Antonio and ultimately joins the journey to the afterlife.

Claudio — Everyone on Board (2022)

Claudio is Bruno's father and a doctor who steps in when the children's parents worry about the trip. He offers to accompany the children with Bruno, but his reckless nature contributes to their failure to board the departing train. He later joins Bruno in a chaotic journey involving an unticketed train ride and a medical helicopter.

John — The Legend of Al, John and Jack (2002)

John is one of the three gangsters working for The Boss alongside Al and Jack. He helps record the attempted murder, explains Al's memory condition, and participates in the plans to betray or deceive The Boss. He also helps arrange Jack's birthday gift and later shares the consequences of their failed schemes.

Giovanni — Have You Met Claudia? (2004)

Giovanni has been married to Claudia for seven years and is struggling with their relationship. Suspicious that she is having an affair with Giacomo, he follows her and later befriends Giacomo to investigate. He travels with Aldo and Giacomo, reconciles with Claudia, and is ultimately shown caring for a newborn who is not his.

Giovanni / John / Controllore tram / Gino — Three Men and a Leg (1997)

Giovanni is one of the three friends traveling from Milan to Gallipoli for Giacomo's wedding. He shares responsibility for the sculpture, the roadside disasters, and the failed attempts to recover it. Like Aldo and Giacomo, he becomes increasingly aware that their routine lives have left them unhappy and ultimately flees with them.

Giovanni — Ask Me If I'm Happy (2000)

Giovanni is an aspiring actor and one of Aldo and Giacomo's inseparable friends. His relationship with Marina becomes a source of tension among the group. When Giacomo admits that he and Marina went for a drink and kissed while Giovanni was away in Frankfurt, Giovanni is shocked and collapses, leaving Aldo and Giacomo to try to revive him.

Dio — Santocielo (2023)

Dio is the heavenly authority who convenes the decision about humanity's fate, choosing to send a new messiah instead of causing another universal flood. He selects Aristide for the mission, removes his powers after the mistake involving Nicola, and later sends an angel to retrieve him after the successful birth.

Giovanni — The Great Day (2022)

Caterina's father and one of the two patriarchs organizing the wedding. His decades-long friendship with Giacomo is severely tested by the wedding-day pressures and external provocations.

Giovanni Storti — Tel chi el telùn (1999)

Giovanni Storti is one of the three central performers in the 1999 theatrical show, alongside Aldo Baglio and Giacomo Poretti. The summary identifies him as northern Italian, unlike Aldo, and says the trio's comedy often plays on their different accents and on irony about regional differences.

Career Overview

Giovanni Storti has 65 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Their work is anchored in the I migliori giorni - Collezione universe with 1 titles. Signature works include I Hate Summer, That's Life, Magari un'altra volta. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
65
Birth Date
1957-02-20
Birth Place
Milano, Italy

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