Teresa Mannino

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Teresa Mannino
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Born (1970-11-23) 23 November 1970 (age 53)
Palermo, Italy
Occupations
  • Comedian
  • actress

Teresa Mannino (born 23 November 1970) is an Italian comedian, actress, and television personality.

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Biography

Born in Palermo, Mannino graduated in philosophy, and then she moved to Milan, where she enrolled in the Teatro Carcano European Drama School. [1] [2]

After several other courses and workshops, she became a stand-up comedian and began appearing in the Canale 5 variety show Zelig. [1] [3] Mannino is active on stage, in films and in many TV commercials. In 2012 she hosted a one-woman-show on La 7, Se stasera sono qui. [4] In an interview, she defined the latter show as a "show talk", rather than a "talk show", meaning that the show would host characters who would hold mini-talks on aspects of society and culture. [5]

Mannino co-hosted the third night of the Sanremo Music Festival 2024 alongside Amadeus. [6]

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRole(s)Notes
2008 Amore, bugie e calcetto Teresa
La fidanzata di papà Luminosa
2009Meno male che ci seiBarbara
2010A Natale mi sposoGina
2011 Ex 2: Still Friends? Floriana
2012 Buona giornata Rosaria Miccichè
2016 Zootopia Fru FruItalian dub; voice role
2019La notte è piccola per noiEnrica
2023Io e mio fratelloAunt Tecla

Television

YearTitleRole(s)Notes
2004–2022Zelig OffHerself / Co-hostVariety show (season 8-20)
2009 Checco Zalone Show Special
Il commissario Manara TeresaEpisode: "Un morto di troppo"
2012Benvenuti a tavolaLuciaMain role (season 1)
Terrybilmente divaganteHerself / HostSpecial
2013Altrimenti ci arrabbiamoHerself / JudgeTalent show
2014 Andrea Camilleri - Il maestro senza regole HerselfTelevision documentary
2016Sono nata il ventitréHerself / HostSpecial
Inspector Montalbano Lucia GambardellaEpisode: "La piramide di fango"
2024 Sanremo Music Festival 2024 Herself / Co-hostMusic festival

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References

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