
📍Born in San Giorgio a Cremano
Massimo Troisi began his acting career in the theater and became famous for roles in television series. He is best known for his roles in his own film Ricomincio da tre (1981), and in Michael Radford's The Postman (Il Postino) (1994). The filmmaker Ettore Scola has also made him one of his leading performers, with three consecutive works: Splendor, What time is it? and The Voyage of Captain Fracasse. Heart disease when he had to shoot The Postman. His doctor had advised him not to do the filming to have the operation. He decided to postpone the operation after the shooting, this film being close to his heart. He died of a heart attack, barely twelve hours after the end of filming. He was posthumously nominated for two Oscars and two Golden Globes.

The Postman
as Mario Ruoppolo

Buon compleanno Massimo
as Himself (archive)

Nothing Left to Do But Cry
as Mario

I'm Starting from Three
as Gaetano

Hotel Colonial
as Werner

The Voyage of Captain Fracassa
as Pulcinella

Sorry for the Delay
as Vincenzo

I Thought It Was Love
as Tommaso

The Ways of the Lord are Finite
as Camillo

What Time Is It?
as Michele

Splendor
as Luigi

No Thanks, Coffee Makes Me Nervous
as Massimo Troisi

Nothing Left to Do But Cry
Director

I'm Starting from Three
Director

Sorry for the Delay
Director

Sorry for the Delay
Screenplay

Sorry for the Delay
Story

I Thought It Was Love
Director

The Ways of the Lord are Finite
Screenplay

The Ways of the Lord are Finite
Director
Born
February 19, 1953
Place of Birth
San Giorgio a Cremano
Department
Acting
Popularity
0.9
26
Acting Roles
20
Crew Roles
23
Movies
3
TV Shows