Giacomo (played by Stefano Fresi) is a protagonist in Il regno.
The central protagonist, likely a newly appointed local official or mayor tasked with modernizing a small, traditionally governed town. His reformist agenda and outsider perspective drive the narrative forward. Bartolomeo Sanna (played by Max Tortora) is a protagonist in Il regno.
An established local authority figure or former leader who embodies the traditional 'kingdom' of the town. He represents resistance to outside influence and change. Ofelia (played by Silvia D'Amico) appears in Il regno.
A local resident whose experiences reflect the everyday impact of political shifts on ordinary citizens, adding comedic and observational depth to the story. Lisa (played by Fotinì Peluso) appears in Il regno.
A minor supporting figure embedded in the town's social fabric, contributing to the ensemble cast and situational comedy. Madama Giacinta (played by Francesca Nunzi) appears in Il regno.
A matriarchal or socially prominent elder who influences community norms and serves as a guardian of local tradition. Lucrezia (played by Agnese Nano) appears in Il regno.
A key supporting character who serves as Giacomo's strategic partner and moral compass, often mediating between new policies and local expectations. questore (played by Paolo Buglioni) appears in Il regno.
The local police chief responsible for maintaining public order, often caught between municipal directives and grassroots realities. Guidobaldo (played by Vittorio Barbagiovanni) appears in Il regno.
A minor local character, possibly an elder or municipal assistant, contributing to the town's bureaucratic or social ensemble.
Il regno (2020) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Giacomo
(played by Stefano Fresi) — protagonist
The central protagonist, likely a newly appointed local official or mayor tasked with modernizing a small, traditionally governed town. His reformist agenda and outsider perspective drive the narrativ...
Bartolomeo Sanna
(played by Max Tortora) — protagonist
An established local authority figure or former leader who embodies the traditional 'kingdom' of the town. He represents resistance to outside influence and change.
Ofelia
(played by Silvia D'Amico) — supporting
A local resident whose experiences reflect the everyday impact of political shifts on ordinary citizens, adding comedic and observational depth to the story.
Lisa
(played by Fotinì Peluso) — supporting
A minor supporting figure embedded in the town's social fabric, contributing to the ensemble cast and situational comedy.
Madama Giacinta
(played by Francesca Nunzi) — supporting
A matriarchal or socially prominent elder who influences community norms and serves as a guardian of local tradition.
Lucrezia
(played by Agnese Nano) — supporting
A key supporting character who serves as Giacomo's strategic partner and moral compass, often mediating between new policies and local expectations.
questore
(played by Paolo Buglioni) — supporting
The local police chief responsible for maintaining public order, often caught between municipal directives and grassroots realities.
Guidobaldo
(played by Vittorio Barbagiovanni) — supporting
A minor local character, possibly an elder or municipal assistant, contributing to the town's bureaucratic or social ensemble.
Ubaldo Pecci
(played by Walter Toschi) — supporting
A supporting townsperson whose interactions highlight the mundane yet comedic aspects of daily life in the setting.
Canonical Relationships
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