Carlo Ferreri

Carlo Ferreri (born 3 March 1973 in Ragusa, Sicily) is an Italian actor and director with a wide-ranging career in theatre, film, and television since the 1990s.

Early life and education

Carlo Ferreri trained in commedia dell’arte under Antonio Fava, studied dramaturgy with Enzo Moscato, and attended theatre workshops led by Gianni Salvo, Marise Flach, Lamberto Puggelli, and Renzo Musumeci Greco. He also studied the Sicilian oral storytelling tradition ("cunto"), inspired by Salvatore Ferreri and Giuseppe Pitrè.

Career

Theatre

Ferreri has performed with Teatro Stabile di Trieste, Teatro Stabile di Catania, and Artisti Associati di Gorizia. He directed and starred in *Morir di fama* with Evelyn Famà and in Il caso di Alessandro e Maria by Giorgio Gaber and Sandro Luporini.

Film

I cento passi (2000), dir. Marco Tullio Giordana
Lettere dalla Sicilia (2005), dir. Manuel Giliberti
Motore! (2008), dir. Alessandro Marinaro — won Best Actor at La7’s La 25ora and Quadra FilmFest
Mauro c’ha da fare (2015), dir. Alessandro Di Robilant — lead role
Il traditore (2019), dir. Marco Bellocchio
Una boccata d’aria (2022), dir. Alessio Lauria
Conversazioni con altre donne (2023), dir. Filippo Conz
Io sono la fine del mondo (2025), dir. Gennaro Nunziante — featured as Nando

Television

Ferreri appeared in:

Una sola debole voce (2001)
Paolo Borsellino (2004) – as Antonio Vullo
Il capo dei capi (2007) – as Gaspare Mutolo
Il giovane Montalbano (2012)
La mafia uccide solo d’estate (2016)
From Scratch (2022, Episode 1)

Awards

He received Best Actor awards for *Motore!* at both La 25ora (La7) and Quadra FilmFest.

Other activities

Ferreri featured in national ad campaigns for Calcio Catania and Galbani’s Galbanino, appearing in commercials and promotional spots.

References

External links

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