Biography

Albert Giannitelli is an Italian-Venezuelan actor who has worked in film, TV, and theatre in his native country Venezuela and throughout Europe. His passion for acting remains the same since he used to play in his living room at the age of 4 for an imaginary audience. Giannitelli grew up in Margarita Island, Venezuela, where he got enrolled in a theatre company after he finished the high school. He was 3 years studying and performing several plays, even living in the theatre because he had no money to pay for the buses to get there. Afterward, he headed to Rome, Italy with his savings as a waiter, where he did some theatrical plays. He went back to Venezuela and he got his first film role as a soldier in the film Miranda Regresa (2007). Following a string of small parts in films as well as the lead in short films and features films.

In 2010 he starred the film Con los Santos no se Juega (2010) that was sold in the city's informal network of movie sellers throughout Venezuela and later was seen by internet for a lot of viewers specially in several Latin-American countries. He moved to Spain where he worked as an actor in many short films and a few features films, as well as small parts in TV. In that time he shot a couples of short films in Belgium. He is based in London where he continues playing and preparing his own projects.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous

Speaks fluent in English, Spanish and Italian, but he also speaks yet not fluently French.

His character as Yender Sarmiento in Con los Santos no se Juega (2010) was given to him the first day of the shooting.

He underwent five days of military training with a professional consultant while preparing for a scene in The Batman at Warner Bros. Studio in London.