Andrea Arcangeli

Andrea Arcangeli, born on 3 August 1993 in Pescara, Italy, is an Italian film, television, and stage actor who has quickly become a recognizable face in contemporary Italian entertainment. He began his artistic training at the renowned S.M.O. drama school, where his passion for performance was nurtured, leading to his professional stage debut in 2009. After completing his early studies, Arcangeli relocated to Rome in 2012 to pursue a degree in performing arts at Sapienza University, simultaneously breaking into television with a minor role in the Canale 5 series Benvenuti a tavola – Nord vs Sud. His early screen appearances were modest, yet they provided a solid foundation that culminated in his film debut under the direction of Marco Pontecorvo in Partly Cloudy with Sunny Spells (2015). Throughout these formative years, Arcangeli honed a versatile acting style that blended classical theatrical techniques with modern cinematic sensibilities, establishing him as a promising talent in the Italian acting community.**

**The year 2017 marked a pivotal moment when Arcangeli secured his first leading film role in Alessandro D'Alatri's The Startup, showcasing his capacity to carry a narrative as the central character. His breakthrough came in 2020 with the role of Yemos in the historical series Romulus, where his performance attracted both critical acclaim and a broader international audience. In 2021, he embodied legendary footballer Roberto Baggio in the Netflix biographical film Baggio: The Divine Ponytail, a role that highlighted his ability to inhabit real-life personalities with nuance and depth. Beyond acting, Arcangeli is musically inclined, regularly playing drums and performing as a DJ, talents that complement his artistic repertoire. With a growing filmography that includes The Mute Man of Sardinia (2021) and Like Sheep Among Wolves (2023), Arcangeli continues to expand his influence across multiple mediums, positioning himself as a dynamic and evolving figure in the world of cinema and theater.