Max Delys, a multifaceted individual, pursued a career in film acting, while concurrently dedicating a significant portion of his time to the creation of Fotoromanzi at Lancio, a renowned Italian publication, from the early 1970s until 1983.
This captivating form of storytelling, which combined photographs with narrative text, not only captivated the attention of readers in Italy but also spread its popularity to numerous Spanish-speaking countries, Portugal, and Brazil, thereby solidifying its status as a cultural phenomenon.
As a result, Max Delys, along with numerous other talented actors from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, achieved international recognition due to this groundbreaking medium.
In 1971, Delys made a memorable appearance in the iconic Coca Cola television commercial, "It's the Real Thing," which has since been featured in the final episode of the critically acclaimed television series Mad Men.
