Alan Cappelli Goetz, a multifaceted individual with a rich cultural heritage, was born in the charming town of Brasschaat, nestled in the heart of Antwerp, Belgium. His mother, Heidi Goetz, hails from Belgium, while his father, Alessandro Cappelli, boasts Italian roots. Growing up between these two countries, Alan was immersed in a unique blend of cultures, which would later shape his perspectives and inspire his creative endeavors.
As he navigated his academic journey, Alan attended the CEIS, Italian-Switzerland School in Rimini, where he honed his skills and developed a strong foundation in communication. His high school years were marked by a keen interest in the world of broadcasting, and he began to gain valuable experience on local television and radio stations. By the time he graduated from the prestigious Liceo della Comunicazione, a communication-based high school, Alan had already established himself as a rising talent in the industry, with a wealth of experience and a keen sense of direction.
As he continued to explore his creative inclinations, he uncovered a profound affinity for the world of theater, which served as a catalyst for his growth and development as an artist. He further diversified his musical repertoire by undertaking instruction in contemporary piano, drum, and vocal techniques. Following a six-month sojourn in Toronto, Alan returned to his native Italy, where he enrolled in the Department of Architecture and Psychology at La Sapienza University in Rome. It was during his time at this esteemed institution that he first encountered the prospect of a professional career in acting, a discovery that would ultimately shape the trajectory of his life and artistic pursuits.
Notable individual's remarkable journey commenced in the autumn of 2008, when he received acceptance into the esteemed Italian National Cinema School, Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, a prestigious institution renowned for its rigorous curriculum and esteemed faculty.
Throughout his tenure at the school, he actively participated in a variety of theater projects, honing his skills in the art of performance and storytelling. Additionally, he was involved in several film productions, serving as a valuable contributor to the cinematic community and further developing his technical expertise.
As Alan's academic journey neared its culmination, he was handpicked to assume the lead role in not one, but two prominent TV series, "La Famiglia Gabardella" and "Notte Prima degli Esami", a testament to his exceptional talent and dedication to his craft.
Subsequently, he was first discovered by the renowned publishing house "De Agostini" for a high-profile commercial featuring the esteemed Giovanni Minoli. This opportunity marked the beginning of a fruitful collaboration, as Alan went on to participate in a series of television advertisements for the international Italian phone company TIM.
As the years went by, Alan found himself being summoned to the picturesque town of Montepulciano, where he was entrusted with the responsibility of serving as Robert Pattinson's body double in the highly anticipated sequel to the Twilight saga, "New Moon". This experience further honed his craft, allowing him to flourish artistically on the stage and in the world of theater.
In the year 2011, a significant milestone was reached in the career of a talented individual, as he was selected to portray a vibrant and charismatic French artist in the television series "Tutti Pazzi per Amore".
Furthermore, he was also cast in the role of the main antagonist in the television show "Come un Delfino", a captivating narrative that revolves around the story of a Roman swim team.
Additionally, he appeared in the movie "Come non Detto", a cinematic masterpiece that marked the impressive debut of young director Ivan Silvestrini, who received widespread acclaim and admiration from both the general public and critics alike.
Alan's summer of 2012 was a productive one, as he was engaged in filming two projects simultaneously, the TV show "Che Dioci Aiuti" and "A un Passo dal Cielo", a Rai1 production that was entirely set amidst the breathtaking backdrop of the Italian Dolomiti mountains.
The following year, Alan landed a significant role as Prince Geretz in Alessandro Siani's directorial debut, "Il Principe Abusivo". The film boasted a formidable cast of Italian stars, including the talented Christian De Sica, Sarah Felberbaum, and Alessandro Siani himself.
Alan's impressive television credits include his notable role as Antonio in the crime drama series "Crossing Lines", a collaborative production between Tandem and TF1, boasting an esteemed cast featuring the renowned Donald Sutherland and William Fichtner.
Beyond his television endeavors, Alan has remained prolific in his creative pursuits, undertaking several independent projects that showcase his versatility as a performer. Among these, he has been involved in the production of "Elavia", a fantasy-based film that promises to be an ambitious and captivating cinematic experience. Additionally, Alan has lent his talents to "LARpers", a witty and irreverent web series that has garnered significant attention for its unique blend of humor and entertainment.
