Antonio Catania, a renowned Italian actor, was born on February 22, 1952, in the picturesque town of Acireale, situated in the region of Sicily. His journey in the world of acting began with a formal education at the prestigious Drama School of the Piccolo Teatro in Milan, where he successfully completed his studies and earned a degree in acting.
Upon graduating, Catania embarked on a prolific stage career with the esteemed Compagnia dell'Elfo, frequently collaborating with the accomplished director Gabriele Salvatores. This fruitful partnership led to the creation of several notable films, including the critically acclaimed "Mediterraneo", "Puerto Escondido", "The Return of Casanova", and "Naples New York".
As the 1990s arrived, Catania's career continued to flourish, with him landing significant roles in films directed by prominent Italian filmmakers such as Silvio Soldini, Carlo Verdone, Leone Pompucci, Nanni Moretti, and Roberto Andò. Throughout his illustrious career, he has appeared in more than seventy films, solidifying his position as a respected and accomplished actor in the Italian film industry.
In addition to his impressive filmography, Catania is also highly active in television, with notable appearances in popular TV series such as "Zanzibar", "Boris", and "The Bad Guy".
