Lillo is a multifaceted artist with a diverse range of creative pursuits. He made his debut in the entertainment industry in 1991 as a co-founder of the rock group "Latte & i Suoi Derivati". Throughout his career, Lillo has appeared in numerous television shows, including "Le Iene", "Telenauta '69", "L'Ottavo Nano", "BlaBlaBla", "Stracult", "Parla con me", "The Show Must Go Off", "Cavalli di Battaglia", "Facciamo che io ero", and many others.
In addition to television, Lillo has also acted in films such as "Fascisti su Marte", "Nessuno mi può giudicare", "Colpi di fulmine", "Tempo Instabile con Probabili Schiarite", "La Grande Bellezza", "Mi rifaccio vivo", "Forever Young", and "Modalità Aereo". He has also worked on various projects, including the original series "Sono Lillo", which he created and stars in, and the films "Il Mostro della Cripta", "Una famiglia mostruosa", "Grosso guaio all'Esquilino - La leggenda del Se fu", and "Gli Addestratori".
As a writer, Lillo has co-written the script for "Natale col Boss", for which he received the "Nino Manfredi" Silver Ribbon Award in 2015. He has also co-written and starred in "DNA - Decisamente Non Adatti", "Gli Idoli delle Donne", and "Con chi viaggi". Furthermore, Lillo has written and starred in various theatrical comedies, including "Il Mistero dell'Assassino Misterioso".
In addition to his work in television, film, and theatre, Lillo has also been involved in radio, having hosted the show "610-SEIUNOZERO" on RaiRadio2 since 2003. He has received several awards for his work in radio, including the XXXI "International Award Flaiano" for Radio and the "Satire Award".
Lillo has also provided voices for several animated films, including "Pets", "Pets 2", "Ron", and "DC League of Super-Pets". With his rock band "Lillo e i Vagabondi", he recorded the song "Logorroic Rap" and shot the music video with Carolina Crescentini, directed by Marco Pontecorvo.
In addition to his work in the entertainment industry, Lillo has also published several comics, including "Normalman" vol.1 and vol.2, which inspired a TV series for children. In 2022, Rizzoli published "Posaman and Friends", a book by Lillo about his universe of superheroes.
