Claudia Pandolfi

Film, television and theatre actress, Claudia Pandolfi has acted for some of the most famous Italian directors such as Mario Monicelli, Paolo Virzì, Cristina Comencini, Enzo Monteleone, Michele Soavi, Luca Lucini, Riccardo Milani, Guido Chiesa, Michele Placido, Leonardo Pieraccioni, Susanna Nicchiarelli and many others for a total of 30 films for the cinema and 35 TV series. During her career, which began in the early 90s, she received the Anna Magnani Award for best leading actress at the Bari Film Festival for Quando la notte, three nominations for the David di Donatello and five for the Nastri d'Argento. On television, Claudia Pandolfi achieved fame with the series "Un medico in famiglia". She was then the protagonist in the series "Distretto di polizia", "I liceali" and in the TV movie "Nassiryia - per non dimenticare", "Il tredicesimo Apostolo", "E' arrivata le felicità", "Call me again love", "Un Professore" "The Bad Guy" and in many other important successful series. At the theater, she acted alongside Michele Placido in "Io e mia figlia" directed by Renato Giordano and in "Parole incatenate" alongside Francesco Montanari directed by Luciano Melchionna. Upcoming releases: the film "Il ragazzo dai pantaloni rosa" in theaters from November 7 and "The Bad Guy 2" on Prime from December 5.