Lorenzo Zurzolo is an esteemed Italian actor renowned for his compelling performances in both film and television. He was born in Rome, Italy, on March 21, 2000.
Embarking on his acting journey in 2000 with a notable appearance in the TV series "Decameron di Daniele Luttazzi," Zurzolo has since left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. Throughout his career, he has seamlessly transitioned between cameo roles and recurring characters, showcasing his versatility. Noteworthy among his television credits are appearances in popular series such as "Questo è il mio paese," "Una pallottola nel cuore," "Prisma," and the widely acclaimed "Baby," where he garnered significant recognition. His collaboration with Benedetta Porcaroli and Alice Pagani in "Baby" solidified his status as a captivating and talented actor in the drama genre.
Zurzolo's cinematic contributions are equally impressive, with a diverse filmography that includes notable titles such as "Diabolik chi sei," "Sotto il sole di Amalfi," "EO," "Morrison," "Weekend," "You Can't Kiss the Bride," and "Sconnessi."
Actors, Digital, Film and TV
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Actors, Film and TV
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