Loris Loddi

Loris Loddi is an English speaking Italian actor born in Rome. Started acting in 1961 with "Gli Invasori" directed by Mario Bava playing Young Prince Erik, in 1962 in "Cleopatra" directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz played Cesarione son of Cleopatra (Elisabeth Taylor) and Giulio Cesare (Rex Harrison). In 1963 chosed by Luchino Visconti in person for theatre to play the role of il diavolo The Devil in "Il Diavolo In Giardino" represented at the Teatro Massimo di Palermo, original music by Maestro Franco Mannino. In 1963 in "Il processo di Verona" played Marzio Ciano with Silvana Mangano directed by Carlo Lizzani. Lately In 2018 played the The Psychologist in "Come Quando Fuori Piove" with Virginia Raffaele, in 2020 plays Spartaco in "E Buonanotte" film directed by Massimo Cappelli, in 2021 plays the role of Felice Sbarra in the TV serial "Un Professore" for Rai1 directed by Alessandro D'Alatri, in "House of Gucci" film directed and produced by Ridely Scott plays the Judge. In the new film of Massimo Cappelli "Before we say Goodbye" plays Professor Celli. In 2021 "Lamborghini: The Legend" film directed by Bobby Moresco plays the Graphic Artist who created the logo for Ferruccio Lamborghini. In 2023 directed by Edward Berger plays cardinal Villanueva in Conclave although his character was cut in the film not due to his demerit. In 2024 directed by Enrico Rosati for Rai1official La Farfalla Impazzita aired on memorial day Loris Loddi playes the fundamental witness who he is sentenced to life imprisonment Erich Priebke commander of the SS for the massacre of the Ardeatine pits during the period of the Nazi occupation in Roma. In 2024 directed by Mark Waters for Netflix film La Dolce Villa playes an Italian political man.