Andrea Bosca

Andrea Bosca is a highly accomplished Italian actor, having appeared in over thirty films since the start of his career in 2004. He was born on 14 July 1980 and launched his acting career after graduating from the Teatro Stabile School of Turin in 2003, a school founded by celebrated director Luca Ronconi. In 2004, Bosca became part of the Teatro Stabile of Turin Company and started demonstrating his acting prowess. He then ventured into Italian and international projects where he exhibited his versatility in language and physicality while developing diverse and realistic characters. Bosca speaks multiple languages including Italian, English, Spanish, and French. Throughout his career, he has starred in renowned films such as 'Si può fare', 'Noi credevamo', 'Febbre da fieno', 'Gli sfiorati', and 'Magnifica presenza'. His performance in 'Gli sfiorati' earned him the Guglielmo Biraghi Award in 2012. Apart from movies, he also made significant contributions to TV series including 'Medici: Master of Florence', 'Quantico' and 'La porta rossa'. More recently, Bosca starred in the Amazon exclusive production '3 Caminos'. Beyond his acting career, he ventured into writing, penning and starring in a monologue adaptation of Cesare Pavese's book, 'La luna e i falò'. This monologue is currently touring throughout Italy.