Nino Frassica
Biography
Antonino Nino Frassica is an Italian actor and comedian born on December 11, 1950. He was born in Galati Marina, Italy, with sources also noting his place of birth as Messina, Italy. Active in acting, Frassica has accumulated numerous known credits in film and television. Among the works associated with his career are A Patch by Lundini, L'ispettore Coliandro, and Mafie vraždí jenom v létě. He is also known by the name Antonino Frassica.
Career overview
Antonino Nino Frassica is an Italian actor and comedian born on December 11, 1950. His birthplace is recorded as Galati Marina, Italy, in certain documentation, and as Messina, Italy, in other sources. Throughout his career, he has established himself in the entertainment industry with numerous known acting credits.
Frassica has built a substantial filmography and television presence. Among the works associated with his career are appearances in A Patch by Lundini, L'ispettore Coliandro, and Mafie vraždí jenom v létě. His body of work encompasses both film and television projects, contributing to his recognition as an actor and comedian.
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Full Filmography
101 titles- Le donne di Naro (2027)
- Still Sexy (2026) as Himself
- Seduci e scappa (2026)
- Il grande Boccia (2026)
- Signor Faletti (2025) as Self
- Festivallo (2025)
- Festivallo (2025) Creator
- Arrivederci tristezza (2025) as Carlo
- A Lot Like Paris (2024) as Arnaldo
- Sinapsi (2024) as Fausto
- 30 anni (di meno) (2024)
- Come far litigare mamma e papà (2024) as Raffaele Di Nardo
- Amleto è mio fratello (2023)
- The Hottest Summer (2023) as Don Carlo
- My Brother and I (2023)
- Improvvisamente a Natale mi sposo (2023) as Don Michele
- Nino Frassica in Sconcert (2023)
- Improvised Christmas (2022) as Don Michele
- Il mio amico Massimo (2022) as Sé stesso
- I racconti della domenica (2022)
- LOL: Chi ride è fuori (2021) as Self
- Genitori vs influencer (2021) as Zio Delbono
- School Of Mafia (2021) as Don Turi 'u Appicciaturi
- A Patch by Lundini (2020) as Maestro de Calatrava
- Fratelli Caputo (2020) as Nino Caputo
- Nel bagno delle donne (2020)
- Io, una giudice popolare al Maxiprocesso (2020) as Alfonso Giordano
- Napoli Eden (2020) as Self
- Magic Show (2019) as Ulisse Poidomani
- The Generi (2018) as Conduttore
- Family Guy (Uno di famiglia) (2018) as Peppino Serranò
- Warhorses (2017) as Self
- La voce di Fantozzi (2017) as Sé stesso
- Love Pret-a-porte (2017) as Vladimiro
- Ninna nanna (2017) as Luigi
- Omicidio all'italiana (2017) as Aldo
- Il coraggio di vincere (2017) as Marcello
- Not For The Young (2017) as €60
- Mafia Only Kills in Summer (2016) as Fra Giacinto
- Mariottide (2016) as Lele Mosina
- Forever Young (2016) as Sacerdote
- Complimenti per la connessione (2016) as Nino Cecchini
- Christman in London - God Save the Queen (2016) as 'U Barone
- Second Spring (2016)
- Ever Been to the Moon? (2015) as Oderzo
- The Lithium Conspiracy (2015) as Ciro
- Babbo Natale non viene da Nord (2015) as Brigadiere
- Italiano medio (2015) as Primario dell'ospedale
- Let's Go to the Country (2014) as barbiere
- La tempesta (2014)
- Ragazze a mano armata (2014)
- Mario (2013) as Pompiero
- Mario (2013) as Pippo Baudo
- Casa & Bottega (2013) as Erminio
- Cha cha cha (2013) as Ospite dal party
- Gli Squallor (2012) as Self
- The Vanishing of Pato (2012) as Paolo Giummaro
- Workers - Pronti a tutto (2012) as don Ciccio Tartanna
- Deep Within (2011) as De Masi
- The Tourist (2010) as Brigadiere Mele
- Somewhere (2010) as Telegatto Host
- Baaria (2009) as Giacomo Bartolotta
- Married to a Cop (2008) as Master chef
- La fidanzata di papà (2008) as Nino
- Se chiudi gli occhi (2008)
- Stiamo lavorando per noi (2007)
- L'abbuffata (2007) as Il professore
- The Cesaronis (2006) as Salvatore Incognito
- Inspector Coliandro (2006) as Peppe Ramella
- Butta la luna (2006)
- Eccezzziunale... veramente - Capitolo secondo... me (2006) as Turi
- Three Days of Anarchy (2006) as Dottor Puglisi
- Bell'epoker (2006)
- Hidden Children (2004) as Capo di Gabinetto
- L'amore di Màrja (2004) as Man at the bar
- Madre come te (2004) as Commissario De Bono
- Colorado (2003) as Conduttore
- Take Me Away (2003) as Headmaster
- Il destino ha 4 zampe (2002) as Romeo
- Father Matteo (2000) as Maresciallo Nino Cecchini
- Le sciamane (2000) as Sandro
- Chi ha incastrato Peter Pan? (1999) as Ospite
- Sono positivo (1999) as Banchiere
- S.P.Q.R. (1998) as Salvatore Pitagora
- Miracolo italiano (1994) as Salvatore / Ernesto
- Nineties Part II (1993) as Tano / Un frate / Se stesso
- Nineties (1992) as Rosario il siciliano
- Sognando la California (1992) as Antonio "Tonino" Castagna
- Christmas Vacation '91 (1991) as Rino
- Mortacci (1989) as zio Amilcare
- Indietro tutta! (1987) as Il bravo presentatore
- Il Bi e il Ba (1986) as Antonio Scannapieco
- Il Bi e il Ba (1986) Writer
- Quelli della notte (1985) as frate Antonino da Scasazza
- Quelli della notte - Il meglio di (1985) as Nino Frassica
- FF.SS. cioè '...che mi hai portato a fare sopra a Posillipo se non mi vuoi più bene?' (1983) as Tecnico di Tele Ottaviano
- Domenica In (1976) as Self
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951)
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Special Guest
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Co-Host
- Depistaggio Borsellino
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Nino Frassica best known for?
Nino Frassica is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Still Sexy (2026), A Good Old Fashioned Orgy (2011), Omicidio all'italiana (2017), Italiano medio (2015).
When and where was Nino Frassica born?
Nino Frassica was born on December 11, 1950 in Galati Marina, Italy.
How many credits does Nino Frassica have?
Nino Frassica has accumulated over 101 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1951 to 2027.
What is Nino Frassica's background in cinema and television?
Antonino Nino Frassica is an Italian actor and comedian born on December 11, 1950. He was born in Galati Marina, Italy, with sources also noting his place of birth as Messina, Italy. Active in acting, Frassica has accumulated numerous known credits in film and television. Among the works associated with his career are ...
Nino Frassica by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Inspector Coliandro (2006) as Peppe Ramella — aged about 55
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) — aged about 0
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Special Guest — aged about 0
- Sanremo Music Festival (1951) as Self - Co-Host — aged about 0
- Baaria (2009) as Giacomo Bartolotta — aged about 58
- The Cesaronis (2006) as Salvatore Incognito — aged about 55
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