Claudio Bisio
Biography
Claudio Bisio is an Italian actor, presenter, voice actor, comedian, and writer. He was born in Novi Ligure, Italy, on March 19, 1957, and was raised in Milan. During his education, he attended the scientific lyceum Luigi Cremona of Milan and graduated from the drama school of the Piccolo Teatro of Milan. Active in the entertainment industry with eighty-five known credits listed for acting, Bisio is a male performer whose work spans film, television, and other media platforms.
Career overview
Claudio Bisio is an Italian actor, presenter, voice actor, comedian, and writer. Born in Novi Ligure, Italy, on March 19, 1957, he was raised in Milan. During his education, he attended the scientific lyceum Luigi Cremona of Milan and subsequently graduated from the drama school of the Piccolo Teatro of Milan.
Within the film and television industry, Bisio is recognized primarily for his work in acting. His career features eighty-five known credits listed in media databases. As a multifaceted performer, his professional background spans presenting, voice acting, comedy, and writing alongside his primary acting endeavors.
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95 titles- Uno sbirro in Appennino (2026) as Vasco Benassi
- Bentornati al Sud (2026) as Alberto Colombo
- Bentornati al Sud (2026) Screenplay
- Group Therapy (2024)
- Ricomincio da TAAAC (2024) as Boss
- C'era una volta il Derby Club (2024) as Himself
- Vivere non è un gioco da ragazzi (2023) as commissario Eugenio Saguatti
- The Last Time We Were Children (2023) as Federale
- The Last Time We Were Children (2023) Producer
- The Last Time We Were Children (2023) Screenplay
- The Last Time We Were Children (2023) Director
- Io, noi e Gaber (2023) as Self
- Neighbors (2022) as Giulio
- L'altro buio in sala (2022) as Sé stesso
- Tutta colpa di Freud (2021) as Francesco Taramelli
- Mollo tutto e apro un chiringuito (2021) as Boss
- Cops - Una banda di poliziotti (2020) as il commissario Valerio Cinardi
- If You Love Me (2019) as Diego
- Welcome Back Mr. President (2019) as Peppino Garibaldi
- Beware the Gorilla (2019) as Peppe il Gorilla (voce)
- Here Come the Teachers (2018) as Prof. Locuratolo
- The Comedians (2017) as Claudio Bisio
- Couch Potatoes (2017) as Giorgio Selva
- Mexico! Un cinema alla riscossa (2017) as Self
- Top Gear Italia (2016) as Self
- There's No Religion Anymore (2016) as Cecco
- Ma che bella sorpresa (2015) as Guido
- Happily Mixed Up (2014) as Marcello
- Well-Off People (2014) as Umberto Ilario Durloni
- Welcome Mr. President! (2013) as Peppino
- Indovina chi viene a Natale? (2013) as Domenico
- Welcome to the North (2012) as Alberto Colombo
- Resto Umile World Show (2011) as Self
- Women Vs Men (2011) as Marcello
- Made in Zelig (2011)
- Bar Sport (2011) as Eros, il tecnico
- Welcome to the South (2010) as Alberto Colombo
- Mai dire Story (2010) as Micio (archive footage)
- Men Vs Women (2010) as Marcello
- Due imbroglioni e... mezzo! 2 (2010) as Lello
- Italia's Got Talent (2009) as Self
- Ex (2009) as Sergio
- The New Monsters Today (2009)
- We Can Do That (2008) as Nello
- MI/MA – Milano/Manhattan (2008) as Narrator
- Amore, bugie e calcetto (2008) as Vittorio
- Buona la prima! (2007) as Ospite
- Manuale d'amore 2 (capitoli successivi) (2007) as DJ Fulvio
- Due imbroglioni e... mezzo! (2007) as Lello
- Collezione di risate (2006)
- Natale a New York (2006) as Dr. Severino Benci
- La cura del gorilla (2006) as Gorilla/Socio
- Bisio e le storie tese e Elio - Coèsi se vi pare (2006) as Himself (as Artista di spicco)
- Zelig for Emergency (2005)
- Zelig - Spin-Offs (2003)
- I bambini sono di sinistra (2003)
- I bambini sono di sinistra (2003) Writer
- Zelig Circus: Svisti e mai Visti - vol.1 (2003)
- Zelig Circus: Svisti e mai Visti - vol.2 (2003)
- Monsieur Malaussène (2001) as Benjamin Malausséne
- Asini (1999) as Italo
- Asini (1999) Writer
- Asini (1999) Screenplay
- Mai dire gol - France 98 (1998)
- Un Oscar per due (1998) as Giacomo Maroncelli
- Le Iene (1997)
- Zelig (1997) as Host
- Zelig (1997)
- Nirvana (1997) as Corvo Rosso
- The Truce (1997) as Ferrari
- Bits & Pieces (1996)
- Hotel Rome (1996) as Danilo Giorgini
- Behind the Plain (1994) as Antonio Costanza
- Cielito lindo (1993) as Conduttore
- Bonus Malus (1993) as Baldini
- Sud (1993) as Giacomo Fiori
- Puerto Escondido (1992) as Alex
- Mediterraneo (1991) as Corrado Noventa
- Never Say Goal (1990)
- Turné (1990) as Gas station attendant
- Zanzibar (1988) as Italo
- Kamikazen (Ultima notte a Milano) (1988) as Vincenzo Amato
- I cammelli (1988)
- Topo Galileo (1988) as Assistente dottoressa 18
- Strana la vita (1988) as un paziente
- I picari (1987) as The leader of the mutineers
- Madman at War (1985) as Pintus
- I'm Getting Married Tomorrow (1984) as Wolmer
- Dream of a Summer Night (1983) as Moth
- Rischiatutto (1970)
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Special Guest (Video Message)
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Host
- Qualcosa in più
- Qualcosa in più Director
- Una favola spinta
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Claudio Bisio best known for?
Claudio Bisio is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Ma che bella sorpresa (2015), Happily Mixed Up (2014), Welcome Mr. President! (2013), Indovina chi viene a Natale? (2013).
When and where was Claudio Bisio born?
Claudio Bisio was born on March 19, 1957 in Novi Ligure, Italy.
How many credits does Claudio Bisio have?
Claudio Bisio has accumulated over 95 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1951 to 2026.
What is Claudio Bisio's background in cinema and television?
Claudio Bisio is an Italian actor, presenter, voice actor, comedian, and writer. He was born in Novi Ligure, Italy, on March 19, 1957, and was raised in Milan. During his education, he attended the scientific lyceum Luigi Cremona of Milan and graduated from the drama school of the Piccolo Teatro of Milan. Active in the...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Never Say Goal (1990) — aged about 33
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Special Guest (Video Message) — aged about 5
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Host — aged about 5
- Zelig (1997) as Host — aged about 40
- Zelig (1997) — aged about 40
- Rischiatutto (1970) — aged about 13
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