Gianni Di Gregorio

Biography

Gianni Di Gregorio is a renowned Italian director, screenwriter, and actor born on February 19, 1949, in Rome. He established his career as a stage actor and director at the Drama School of Alessandro Fersen before transitioning to screenwriting in the late 1980s. Notable collaborations include Matteo Garrone's award-winning film Gomorrah and his own critically acclaimed directing debut, Mid-August Lunch, followed by notable works such as The Salt of Life and Good for Nothing.