Stefano Dionisi

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Characters played by Stefano Dionisi

Giacomo — Sleepless (2001)

The sole survivor of the original murders, Giacomo has spent years coping with the trauma of witnessing his mother's death and the gaps in his memory. He joins retired detective Moretti in investigating the renewed killings, eventually recognizes Lorenzo as the murderer, and tries to protect his girlfriend Gloria when Lorenzo threatens her.

Pharaoh — Joseph (1995)

Ruler of Ancient Egypt. Appoints Joseph as governor after Joseph accurately interprets his dream of seven years of plenty followed by seven years of severe drought.

Carlo Broschi (Farinelli) — Farinelli (1994)

The protagonist and renowned castrato singer. Traumatized by a childhood warning about his voice, he initially refuses to sing but later achieves fame. He flees to Spain, avoids public performances for three years, sings for King Philip, forgives his brother Riccardo, and shares a life and child with him and Alexandra.

Luciano Liggio — Men of Corleone (2007)

A dangerous mafioso working for Michele Navarra, Liggio orders and personally carries out the murder of trade unionist Placido Rizzotto. He forms a blood pact with Riina and Provenzano, later turns against Navarra, and joins Riina in the killing of Michele Cavataio during the Viale Lazio massacre.

András — Gloomy Sunday (1999)

András is the young pianist hired by László to play at the restaurant. He falls in love with Ilona and composes “Gloomy Sunday” for her birthday, but later regrets the song after it becomes associated with suicides. He attempts suicide with poison and ultimately kills himself with Hans's pistol after being forced to play the composition.

Monteiro Rossi — Pereira Declares (1995)

A young, idealistic writer hired as Pereira's assistant. He is a committed anti-fascist activist whose courage and political conviction serve as the catalyst for Pereira's moral transformation.

Luca — The Loss of Sexual Innocence (1999)

Luca is connected to Adult Nic's environmental film project and becomes involved with its sound recording. His participation places him within the tense production group in Rome, where insults, confrontation, and a seriously wounded person transform the documentary work into an immediate struggle to stop the bleeding.

Career Overview

Stefano Dionisi has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Signature works include The Secret, Sleepless, Farinelli. 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
52
Birth Date
1966-10-01
Birth Place
Rome, Lazio, Italy

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