Biography

Bebo Storti is an actor and comedian. He works in cinema, television and theater. He became famous after TV programmes on Mediaset and RAI networks such as "Su la testa!" and "Mai dire Gol". He has worked with high standing directors such as Marco Bellocchio, Marco Tullio Giordana, Paolo Virzì, Gabriele Salvatores and Francesca Comencini. His most recent television shows include: "Se mi lasci ti sposo", "Guida astrologica per cuori infranti", " Il vicequestore Rocco Schiavone" e "Masantonio".
- IMDb mini biography by: Agenzia

He became famous in the mid-90s by appearing in the famous Italian cabaret show "Mai dire Gol" ("Never Say Goal"), playing the already legendary characters of the Earl Uguccione (a Tuscanian aristocratic man with a passion for other men's wives) and Alfio Muschio (a Lombardian worker who hates Southern Italian and African people, and is made into a black man by a sourcerer, so he is always angry and aggressive).

Elected in 2005 to Consiglio Regionale Lombardo (the little parliament of Lombardy) for Comunisti Italiani (Italian post-communist party)