Antonina Litwiniak is known for The Woods (2020), Small World (2021) and Tajemnica zawodowa (2021).
Antonino Bruschetta was born on January 6, 1962 in Messina, Sicily, Italy. He is an actor and writer, known for Visioni private (1989), To Rome with Love (2012) and Boris (2007).
Antonino Iuorio was born on March 29, 1963 in Naples, Italy. He is an actor and writer, known for Hudson Hawk (1991), Il verificatore (1995) and Luna rossa (2001).
Lakshen Sucameli was born in Rimini, Italy. In 1978, he traveled to India and met Osho. In 1992, he established Navala Productions Ltd. a film and TV production company in Rome. With Navala Productions, he has produced and directed two feature length films supported by the Italian Ministry of Art and Entertainment. The first feature, 'Blue Line', is based on a novel he published in 1990.The film was selected for the International Festival of Venice in 1995 and was later awarded the Quality Prize by the Italian Ministry of Culture. His second feature, 'Zorba il Buddha' has been screened at many film festivals around the world. In the last years, Lakshen Sucameli has directed and produced several documentaries on various topics.
Antonino Masilotti is known for Killer Mosquitos (2018) and Cornici di vita (2015).
Italian-American actor Tony Paone was born in Bova Marina, Italy and moved to New Orleans at 18 months. The son of a tailor, Paone grew up in the French Quarter in the midst of an eclectic melting pot of New Orleans characters that surely influenced his ability to create surprising critically acclaimed specific characters on stage and on screen. By age 20, he had worked as a men's clothing salesman, a grocery clerk and taken a turn as an MP in the U.S. Army. Add a Bacherlor of Arts from the University of New Orleans, Nursing School and Classical Ballet training into the mix and one can start to understand how Paone came to be the surprising, multi-layered performer he is today. Paone's mix of sullen intensity and naive charm inspired director Francis James to write an Indy film with him in mind "Tony Bravo in Scenes from a Forgotten Cinema." He has appeared on film and TV with numerous celebrities and stars. He has worked with brilliant directors as well, most notably, John Avnet, Glen Ficarra and John Sequa, and Matt Weiner on film. In TV with directors, Ernest Dickerson, Lone Scherfig, Stefano Sollima, and Laura Belsey. A life-long resident of New Orleans, Tony spent 18 months in Los Angeles to further his career before Hurricane Katrina. Since the storm, he's lived in his home in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, spitting distance from the Mississippi River.
Antonio was born on November 4, 1921 in Seville, Seville, Andalucía, Spain. He is known for Nuits andalouses (1954), Hollywood Canteen (1944) and Pan-Americana (1945). He died on February 5, 1996 in Madrid, Spain.
Antonio is known for Gangster Girls (2019).
Antonio 'Panthro' Russo is known for Operation Seawolf (2022).
British actor Antonio Aakeel is best known for his leading film role in the award winning Eaten by Lions (2018). He was named a Screen International 'Star of Tomorrow' by global film publication Screen Daily: an international conglomerate of film journalists known for distinguishing rising talent. Previous recipients of the award have included Eddie Redmayne, John Boyega and Dev Patel. Aakeel was born in Wolverhampton, England, to British-Indian parents and moved around the West Midlands as a child. He began acting in local theatre and school productions, before being cast in his first professional stage role as Khalid, in a national theatre tour of Anna Perera's award-winning novel, Guantanamo Boy. In 2019, Aakeel won the EE Eastern Eye ACTA Award for 'Best Emerging Artist' supported by Arts Council England at its annual London ceremony. He was cast in his first leading feature film role as Omar in Eaten by Lions (2018), playing a young man in search of his estranged father alongside comedians Johnny Vegas and Asim Chaudhry. The film premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival and won the audience award for 'Best Film' at the London Indian Film Festival ahead of its wide cinematic release in 2019. Antonio won his small screen debut in the BAFTA award-winning drama series Skins (2007) after applying to a nationwide campaign seeking new acting talent. This was closely followed by roles in Independent features and Television, including a leading role in the critically acclaimed BBC One drama Moving On: Eighteen (2016), which won 'Best Daytime Programme' at the Royal Television Society Awards in 2018. He was next cast as Nitin, alongside Oscar winner Alicia Vikander in Warner Bros' Tomb Raider (2018) reboot, establishing himself as one of Britain's fast emerging talents. He appeared opposite Riz Ahmed and Billie Piper in the noir inspired thriller City of Tiny Lights (2016) directed by BAFTA-winner Pete Travis. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2016. In 2017, Aakeel played troubled brother to Life of Pi's Suraj Sharma in Film London's Shakespearean feature adaptation The Hungry (2017); a dark retelling of Titus Andronicus for Amazon, directed by Bornila Chatterjee. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival 2017. It was announced by the BBC he was cast as the flamboyant and reckless Rafe Lahiri, a series regular in STARZ and BBC One's drama series Dublin Murders (2019) directed by Saul Dibb. Aakeel will next lead the upcoming feature Granada Nights (2021) as Ben, an uncultured British-tourist struggling with heartbreak and hedonism in the Spanish province, set for release in 2020.