Mario Pupella

Mario Pupella was born on Apr 10, 1958 in Italy. Mario Pupella's big-screen debut came with Servo suo directed by Romano Scavolini in 1973, strarring . Mario Pupella is known for Giovanni Falcone, l'uomo che sfidò Cosa Nostra directed by Andrea Frazzi, Massimo Dapporto stars as Giovanni Falcone and Elena Sofia Ricci as Francesca Morvillo. The upcoming new movie Mario Pupella plays is Padrenostro which will be released on Sep 24, 2020.

Mario Pupella is an Italian actor, theater director and art director who was born Castelvetrano, Sicily, in 1945. He debuted at a very young age in "Henry the fifth" by Luigi Pirandello, and then became main actor and director in many theater plays by Plauto, Terenzio, Ben Jonson, Molière and several big authors from the 1900s. In cinema, he debuted as the protagonist of the film "Angela" by Roberta Torre. He also took part in two seasons of the tv series "L'onore e il rispetto" by Salvatore Samperi, playing the role of don Patrono. In "La siciliana ribelle" by Marco Amenta he is the antagonist of the judge Borsellino. He also played the role of Don Mimì in the film "La matassa" with Ficarra and Picone. In 2012, he was co-star in Carlo Fusco's film "Vento di Sicilia".