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Riccardo Rossi (attore)

Riccardo Rossi (attore)

Stand-up comedian from Italy ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น

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About Riccardo Rossi (attore)

Riccardo Rossi (born October 24, 1962, in Rome) is an Italian actor, comedian, television host and personality. He began his acting career in the 1980s, appearing in the films College (1984), Mamma Ebe (1985) and Grandi magazzini (1986), and became known for playing Mazzocchi in the Italia 1 television series I ragazzi della 3a C around 1986 and 1987.

Rossi built a long television career through the 1990s on Mediaset programs including Non e la Rai, in which he played a version of Cinderella, as well as Forum and Buona Domenica. He later hosted Nessundorma on Rai 2 alongside Paola Cortellesi, and in 2003 presented Assolo, a La7 program dedicated to comedians. On stage, he wrote and performed the monologues Pagine Rossi and its follow-up La piu bella serata della vostra vita; the former was adapted into a book published by Mondadori in 2004, titled Pagine Rossi: Manuale di sopravvivenza urbana.

Videos (86)

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Frequently asked questions

Where was Riccardo Rossi born?

Riccardo Rossi, an Italian actor, comedian and television host, was born in Rome on October 24, 1962.

How did Riccardo Rossi start acting?

Rossi began acting in the 1980s in the films College (1984), Mamma Ebe (1985) and Grandi magazzini (1986), and played Mazzocchi in the Italia 1 series I ragazzi della 3a C.

Which TV programs did Riccardo Rossi work on?

Through the 1990s he appeared on Mediaset programs including Non e la Rai, where he played a version of Cinderella, as well as Forum and Buona Domenica.

What was Assolo?

Assolo was a La7 program dedicated to comedians, presented by Riccardo Rossi in 2003. He also hosted Nessundorma on Rai 2 with Paola Cortellesi.

What is Pagine Rossi?

Pagine Rossi is a stage monologue Riccardo Rossi wrote and performed; it became the book Pagine Rossi: Manuale di sopravvivenza urbana, published by Mondadori in 2004.

What followed Pagine Rossi on stage?

Riccardo Rossi followed Pagine Rossi with the monologue La piu bella serata della vostra vita.

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