Biography

Alessandro Carnevale Pellino (26-10-1987) is a Teacher of Italian Literature at De Amicis High School and holds theatre classes, as well. He obtained his diploma as an Actor and Playwriter at Fraschini Theatre in Pavia, at Pavia University and at studied as Theatre Director at Paolo Grassi in Milan. At Fraschini Theatre he acted in "Tre Sorelle" by Cechov (Tuzenbach),"I sentieri della libertà" by Calvino (Pin), "Una questione privata" by Fenoglio (Milton). He wrote and played the historical dramas "Treblinka" (Kurt Franz) and "Nella fine il principio" (Michele Arro). He also performed at the Caboto Theatre in Milan these plays: "Pene d'amor perdute" by W. Shakespeare (Moth), in the "Pifferaio Magico " as the main character, in the "Avaro " by Moliere (Valerio), in Biancaneve (The Hunter) e Cenerentola (The Charming Prince). He had some experience at Radio Ticino Pavia as anchorman, and as Guest. At the OutOff Theatre he played the starring role of Melchior Gabor in "Risveglio di Primavera" by Wedekind. He also acted as a Demon Clown in the short "The Choice" , a horror movie by Annamaria Lorusso, and he played the recurring role of Paride in "The Reaping" by Roberto D'Antona. He is the screenwriter and main character (Marco) in Resistance, an Assassin's Creed fan movie directed by Joe Pastore and also in the web series "The Game: No one is sinless" (Diego). In 2017 Alessandro plays Prof. Russo in The Wicked Gift, horror movie by Roberto D'Antona, and produced by Movie Planet. In 2018 he got one of the main character in Road to Hell (Dario) directed by Roberto D'Antona, with positive reviews. He also played Edoardo in The Last Heroes and Giordano in Caleb, directed by Roberto D'Antona, and Inspector Marcello in "A ciascuno la sua croce" by Giovanni Nodari. In 2020 wrote the crime short "The devil and the holy water", in which he played Oliver Atwood, and won BEST ACTOR AWARD at Sweden Film Awards, and received some selections as actor and screenwriter in other festivals. In 2022 he wrote the historical thriller short "The day will come", in which he played the main villain Walter Klemm, a nazi officer, from january 2022 at festivals in the world won BEST ACTOR AWARD at V.I.Z. Film Fest, BEST ACTOR AWARD at Roshani International Film Festival, BEST SCREENPLAY AWARD at Roshani International Film Festival and BEST WRITER AWARD at 195 Countries Film Festival.
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Alessandro Carnevale Pellino (26-10-1987) is a Teacher of Italian Literature at De Amicis High School and holds theatre classes, as well. He obtained his diploma as an Actor and Playwriter at Fraschini Theatre in Pavia, at Pavia University and at studied as Theatre Director at Paolo Grassi in Milan. At Fraschini Theatre he acted in "Tre Sorelle" by Cechov (Tuzenbach),"I sentieri della libertà" by Calvino (Pin), "Una questione privata" by Fenoglio (Milton). He wrote and played the historical dramas "Treblinka" (Kurt Franz) and "Nella fine il principio" (Michele Arro). He also performed at the Caboto Theatre in Milan these plays: "Il sette di quadri (in which was Arsène Lupin, with very positive reviews), "Pene d'amor perdute" by W. Shakespeare (Moth), in the "Pifferaio Magico " as the main character, in the "Avaro " by Moliere (Valerio), in Biancaneve (The Hunter) e Cenerentola (The Charming Prince). He had some experience at Radio Ticino Pavia as anchorman, and as Guest. At the OutOff Theatre he played the starring role of Melchior Gabor in "Risveglio di Primavera" by Wedekind. He also acted as a Demon Clown in the short "The Choice" , a horror movie by Annamaria Lorusso, and he played the recurring role of Paride in "The Reaping" by Roberto D'Antona. He is the screenwriter and main character (Marco) in Resistance, an Assassin's Creed fan movie directed by Joe Pastore. In 2017 Alessandro plays Prof. Russo in The Wicked Gift, horror movie by Roberto D'Antona. In 2018 he got one of the main character in Road to Hell (Dario) directed by Roberto D'Antona, with positive reviews. He also played Edoardo in The Last Heroes and Giordano in Caleb, directed by Roberto D'Antona, and Inspector Marcello in "A ciascuno la sua croce" by Giovanni Nodari. In 2020 wrote the crime short "The devil and the holy water", in which he played Oliver Atwood, and won BEST ACTOR AWARD at Sweden Film Awards. In 2022 he wrote the historical thriller short "The day will come", in which he played the main villain Walter Klemm, a nazi officer, and won BEST ACTOR AWARD at V.I.Z. Film Fest, BEST ACTOR AWARD at Roshani International Film Festival, BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR at Nawada Film Festival, BEST SCREENPLAY AWARD at Roshani International Film Festival, BEST WRITER AWARD at 195 Countries Film Festival, BEST SCREENPLAY AWARD at Gully International Film Festival.
- IMDb mini biography by: Alessandro Carnevale Pellino