Stefano Pesce

Stefano Pesce is an Italian actor. He was born on October 19, 1967, in Bologna, to Mauro Pesce, biblical scholar and historian of religions, and Adriana Destro, an anthropologist. His parents are professors at the University of Bologna. He has a sister, Sara, a research professor of cinema history at the University of Bologna. During infancy he followed his parents in their study trips, in Germany and in Jerusalem. He attended a theatre school in Milan, a specialization course in Rome and partecipated in a theatre tour international. Pesce had his first role in 2002 in the film 'Da Zero a Dieci', in 2003 he took part in the comedy 'Ma Che Colpa Abbiamo Noi'. He found success in television with crime series 'Ris', 'Distretto di Polizia 9', tv movies 'Il commissario De Luca' and 'Tutti i rumori del mondo', mystery tv show 'Il tredicesimo apostolo'. In 2010 he interpreted the play 'Caligula', written by Albert Camus; in 2012 has written and performed the monologue 'Crisi'. From the 1998 until today, Stefano Pesce is romantically linked to actress Barbara Mautino, they have a daughter.