Cataldo Baglio, known as Aldo, is an Italian artist who plays as comedian, actor, screenwriter and director, and became famous as a member of the comedian trio Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo.
Armando Falconi (1871–1954) was an Italian actor who performed on both stage and screen, taking part in more than forty films over the course of his career. In 1931 he headlined the comedy The Charmer.
Carlo Enrico Paolo Taranto, Italian of birth, is known as radio speaker and has reached popularity especially for his role in the Gialappa's Band, along with Giorgio Gherarducci and Marco Santin.
Born under the name Luca Pasquale Medici and known under the name Checco Zalone, he is an Italian artist who works as a comedian, screenwriter, actor and singer.
Known as Dado, the art name of Gabriele Pellegrini, is an Italian artist engaged in comedy, cabaret and music. In recent years he has focused his activity on the song theater.
Vincenzo “Enzo” Jannacci, born in Italy, has played the career of singer-songwriter, cabarettist, pianist, actor, screenwriter and doctor, asserting himself among the most important protagonists of the Italian music scene of the post-war period.
Giovanni Storti, Italian professionally, is a comedian, actor, screenwriter and director, and is one of three members of the famous comic trio Aldo, Giovanni and Giacomo.
Oreste Lionello has been an interpreter, cabaret artist, dubbing artist, dubbing manager, dialogue writer, humorist and Italian television presenter.
Massimiliano Giusti, known under the pseudonym Max, is an Italian artist who performs the functions of comedian, cabarettist, imitator, television and radio host, actor, dubbing and playwright.
Guerrino Pisu, known on stage with the pseudonym Raffaele Pisu, was an actor, comedian, radio presenter and Italian television host.
Salvatore Ficarra, known as Salvo, is an Italian artist with many faces: comedian, actor, cabarettist, television presenter, screenwriter and director, and is one of the members of the famous duo Ficarra and Picone.
Tullio Alberto Gianfranco Solenghi, di nazionalità italiana, si è distinto come attore, regista, comico, volto della televisione e maestro dell'imitazione.
