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  <title>Marco Antonio &amp;quot;Toni&amp;quot; Servillo on Acting, Cinema and the Power of Theatre - 307 - Alain Elkann Interviews</title>
  <description>MASTER OF THE CRAFT OF ACTING. Marco Antonio Servillo was born in Afragola, Italy, in 1959. He built a rich theatrical foundation by founding the Teatro Studio in 1977 and co-founding the influential company Teatri Uniti in 1987. He achieved international film renown through his frequent collaborations with director Paolo Sorrentino, delivering unforgettable lead performances as real-life political figures in Il Divo and Loro, as well as starring in the Academy Award-winning The Great Beauty (La grande bellezza). Widely celebrated for his commanding voice, expressive range, and striking physical transformation on screen and stage, he has won multiple European Film Awards and David di Donatello awards, and was ranked seventh on The New York Times list of the 25 greatest actors of the 21st century. “The theatre offers you the opportunity to engage with personalities that are the result of profound reflection and great poetic achievements.” “When I first started out in this profession, I never would have imagined that films with a distinctly Italian flavour would go on to have such an international impact.” “Whether I’m a brilliant artist, a chess player or a terrible criminal, cinema is an illusion. That’s the beauty of cinema.”  https://www.alainelkanninterviews.com/toni-servillo/ </description>
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