Roberto Accornero, a multifaceted Italian artist, was born on March 9, 1957, in Ivrea. He is a renowned actor, comedian, and voice actor, having made a significant impact in Italian cinema, theater, video games, and television.
Accornero is perhaps best known for his iconic roles, including Captain/Major Daniele Aloisi in the popular television series "Il maresciallo Rocca" and psychologist Guido Geller in the beloved sitcom "Camera Café". His impressive repertoire also includes notable performances in the miniseries "Papa Giovanni", where he portrayed Monsignor Angelo Dell'Acqua, and in the series "Il maresciallo Rocca", reprising his role as Captain Aloisi.
Accornero's early start in theater was a precursor to his illustrious career. Although he did not complete his college education, he was offered a job by his professor, Gian Renzo Morteo, which marked the beginning of his professional journey. In 1981, he began to actively participate in radio drama, leading to a long-standing partnership with Alberto Gozzi and the Barlumen Institute.
Throughout his career, Accornero has worked with some of Italy's most renowned directors, including Federico Fellini, Giuseppe Tornatore, and Marco Tullio Giordana. He has also collaborated with esteemed actors, such as Carlo Cecchi, Luca Ronconi, and Vittorio Gassman.
Accornero's extensive television credits include a wide range of roles, from national-popular scripted dramas to more eclectic, experimental projects. He has worked with numerous directors, including Gianluigi Calderone, Giacomo Campiotti, and Francesca Comencini.
In 2010, Accornero received critical acclaim and awards for his performance in the short film "Diario di un disagiato", directed by Cribari, at three major film festivals. This outstanding achievement solidified his position as a respected and accomplished actor in the Italian entertainment industry.
