#non essere cattivo

[weardes]

📸by Matteo Graia

[august-diehl]

LUCA MARINELLI as Cesare in Don't be Bad (2015) | dir. Claudio Caligari

[lillian1396]

I love luca in black and White 🤍

[caesarclowningaround]

Chapter: 26/?? Fandoms: A Dangerous Fortune, Aladdin (2019), Beauty and the Beast (2017), Non Essere Cattivo, Trust, Lasciati Andare Fic Rating: E Ship(s): Mickey Miranda/Jafar/Cesare/Adam/Primo (and every combination there), Jafar/Ettore

Notes: As always, lots of love to my beta @pigsinablanketfort <33 My #1 cheerleader for this fic :D

[hoax1918]

dark

[sigurism]

I miss this man.

I miss.

HIM.

[ryannenight]

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[sslimbo]

[pochiperpe90]

DISUNITI - Interview to Alessandro Borghi by Gianmaria Tammaro (part about Luca)

What kind of relationship connects you with Luca Marinelli?

<< The opposite of acting, in some ways, is life. Because acting means lying, it means pretending. When for some astral conjunction these two dimensions, acting and life, manage to coincide, something happens that is impossible to tell. It's an idea that moves me >>.

Why?

<< Because it's something that amazes you, even while you're on stage. It's something that moves, that goes beyond lines and characters; that slips into the ties that hold this work together. When there is, a "state of grace" is reached - I love that expression you journalists use. When they tell you, you get embarrassed. But when you use it to describe a particular moment, it's fine, it's perfect. >>

When did you first feel like this, "in a state of grace"?

<< On the set of Non EssereCattivo, in a scene with Roberta Mattei, who plays Linda: my character woke up and found her taking drugs. Well, that scene was incredible. I did seven, eight takes. And I couldn't stop crying. Because I was amazed and overwhelmed by this energy. And in every take, something else happened. In the evening, when I got home, I was devastated. I finally understood.">>

And with Luca is this what happens?

<< It happens with him, yes. And it happened with Felix Van Groeningen and Charlotte Vandermeersch, with Claudio Caligari and Stefano Sollima. When this happens, you feel invested by a great fortune: a fortune that you must try to transform into an energy useful for interpretation. And it's an extraordinary moment, I repeat it >>.

What?

<< That there is no more beautiful job than this; and when I find myself on the set with Luca, believe me, I often think about it >>.

The friendship that unites you seems deep. Beyond working and sharing the set.

<< I love Luca in a quite unique way. We are two very distant people, and we are truly different. And it's amazing, because we've been able to accept all our differences. This is, if you like, true friendship. And it's something I wish for everyone: when you can be happy immediately if you know that the other is happy. It happened to me with Luca, whom I seem to have known all my life, and it happened to me with my closest circle of friends, who have been the same for twenty years >>.

Like usual, sorry for my English

[imaginary-wanderer]

So Netflix IT can call Aureliano and Spadi's relationship a bromance but won't call what Cesare and Vittorio share a bromance too? I mean come on.

All of this is sprinkled with Ale's babygirl's touch.

[weardes]

[nuttydreamercupcake]

[meanttofindeachother]

Valerio Mastandrea, Alessandro Borghi, Paolo Sorrentino, Martha de Laurentiis, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi and Luca Marinelli attend Cinema Italian Style in Los Angeles, November 2015

via Cinema Italian Style Los Angeles

[caesarclowningaround]

Somewhere in Time - Chapter 25: Dust to Dust

Chapter: 25/?? Fandoms: A Dangerous Fortune, Aladdin (2019), Beauty and the Beast (2017), Non Essere Cattivo, Trust, Lasciati Andare Fic Rating: E Ship(s): Mickey Miranda/Jafar/Cesare/Adam/Primo (and every combination there), Jafar/Ettore

Notes: Thank you @pigsinablanketfort as always for being my lovely beta and especially for checking my Spanish <3 <3

[youssefguedira]

Hi Neon!

Currently watching "M. Son of the century" and I can tell you, Marinelli has outdone himself.

Moreover, the show is outstanding both technically and aesthetically, it doesn't even look like an italian production.

i am SO jealous. wanna see it so bad i looked at trying to get a free trial for whatever the thingy is it's on today. couldn't find it. not gonna be here til like february 😭 but im so so excited from the trailer alone it's gonna be a hell of a thing

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Luca Marinelli Non Essere Cattivo Dir: Claudio Caligari