Actor. He is best remembered for being part of the comic duo Ric and Gian, who were active from 1962 to 1987. He had his first experiences as an actor by the age of 8. At a very young age he joined the company of Gino Bramieri and then worked with the comedian Mario Ferrero. At the end of the 1950s, he met the dancer Riccardo Miniggio. They formed a duo, initially called Jerry and Fabio, which was successful even in France. Then the film producer Angelo Rizzoli hired them to shoot the film "Ischia operazione Amore" (1966) and decided to change their stage name to Ric and Gian. The two actors stayed together in the entertainment world for twenty years before separating in 1987. Gian diversified his activity, favoring theater and cinema. He filmed with Adriano Celentano "Joan Lui" with Neri Parenti and in 1988 "Libero Burro" by Sergio Castellitto, which also went into competition to the Venice Film Festival. In 2002 he starred in Vincenzo Salemme's film "Ho visto le stelle."
Actor. He is best remembered for being part of the comic duo Ric and Gian, who were active from 1962 to 1987. He had his first experiences as an actor by the age of 8. At a very young age he joined the company of Gino Bramieri and then worked with the comedian Mario Ferrero. At the end of the 1950s, he met the dancer Riccardo Miniggio. They formed a duo, initially called Jerry and Fabio, which was successful even in France. Then the film producer Angelo Rizzoli hired them to shoot the film "Ischia operazione Amore" (1966) and decided to change their stage name to Ric and Gian. The two actors stayed together in the entertainment world for twenty years before separating in 1987. Gian diversified his activity, favoring theater and cinema. He filmed with Adriano Celentano "Joan Lui" with Neri Parenti and in 1988 "Libero Burro" by Sergio Castellitto, which also went into competition to the Venice Film Festival. In 2002 he starred in Vincenzo Salemme's film "Ho visto le stelle."
Bio by: Ruggero
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