Osvaldo Fassari's son, a talented individual, had the distinction of earning his diploma from the esteemed Accademia Nazionale d'Arte Drammatica Silvio D'Amico in Rome in the year 1975. While diligently pursuing his theatrical career, he simultaneously explored opportunities in the realms of television and radio, making appearances in various TV series and variety shows, including Avanzi, Anni '50, Al di là delle frontiere, and I Cesaroni. In the year 1984, he embarked on a creative venture, recording a rap song titled "Romadinotte", for which he penned the lyrics, in collaboration with a team of skilled musicians, comprising Lele Marchitelli, Danilo Rea, and Pasquale Minieri, who developed the base for the song.
Notable figure's multifaceted career spanned various creative endeavors, including his work on the radio adaptation of I tre moschettieri, a testament to his versatility as a performer and storyteller.
In his personal life, he tied the knot with Maria Fano in 1992, and the couple welcomed a daughter, Flaminia, in 1988, marking a significant milestone in his life.
As an accomplished artist, he continued to hone his craft, directing and acting in La ricotta by Pier Paolo Pasolini at the prestigious Todi festival in July 2004.
Furthermore, he ventured into the realm of film direction with the movie Il segreto del giaguaro, released in 2000, which starred the talented Er Piotta.
In addition to his work behind the camera, he also made a notable appearance in the film Romanzo criminale in 2005, playing the role of Ciro Buffoni, a testament to his range as a performer.
