Alessia Marcuzzi

Alessia Marcuzzi (born 11 November 1972) is an Italian television host and actress.

Career

Born in Rome, to father Eugenio, from Trieste, and mother Antonietta from Roseto Valfortore, in the province of Foggia, she has debuted in Telemontecarlo hosting ''Attenti al dettaglio'' and then ''Qui si gioca'', with José Altafini, in the 1991/1992 season. In March 1992 also presented the kids show ''Amici mostri''. In the 1992/1993 season hosted the entertainment show ''Novantatrè'', with Umberto Smaila. Has appeared in RAI televisions in 1994, with Gigi Sabani, in ''Il grande gioco dell'oca''. In 1994 also debuted as actress in the movies ''Chicken Park'', directed by Jerry Calà, and ''Tra noi due è tutto finito''.

She started working in Mediaset from November 1995 hosting the Italia 1 Saturday afternoon program ''Colpo di fulmine'', until June 1997. It became a daily show in 1996, because of his great success. Thanks to this program has become one of the most important Italia 1 host; in this period she started hosting the well-known music festival ''Festivalbar'', from 1996 to 2002, with whom she won a ''Telegatto'' in 2001, has presented the late night show ''8 millimetri'' with Paolo Brosio and, from 1997 to 1998, the afternoon show ''Fuego!''. She also presented the primetime show ''Mai dire Gol'', from 1998 to 2000, with Ellen Hidding and the Gialappa's Band. In these years acted in the movies ''Gunslinger's Revenge'', directed by Giovanni Veronesi, ''Tutti gli uomini del deficiente'', and the TV movie ''Un cane e un poliziotto'' and the series ''Tequila & Bonetti'', acting with Jack Scalia. In 2000 hosted the pilot of ''Macchemù'', with Paola Barale, dedicated to television themes and won the ''Oscar TV'' as "Personaggio televisivo femminile dell'anno".

From 2000 has replaced Simona Ventura in the Italian version of ''Caiga Quien Caiga'', named ''Le Iene'', presenting it until 2005, aired by Italia 1 initially as late night show and then as primetime show.

In 2002 and 2003 she presented the Telegatto's awards and, in 2003 too, the ''Galà della pubblicità'', with Heidi Klum; both the events were aired by Canale 5. In Autumn 2003 has hosted the charity show ''La fabbrica del sorriso'', with Gerry Scotti, Claudio Bisio and Michelle Hunziker. In the same years has won ''Premio Flaiano'' and another ''Oscar Tv'' for ''Le iene''.

After hosting an edition of ''Scherzi a parte'' in 2005, with Diego Abatantuono and Massimo Boldi, in 2006 has replaced Barbara d'Urso presenting the Italian version of '' Big Brother'', ''Grande Fratello'', that she's still hosting.

From 2004 to 2006, she was the protagonist of the television series ''Carabinieri'', while in 2007 she acted in ''Il giudice Mastrangelo 2''. Acted also in the TV movie ''Un amore di strega'', with Pietro Sermonti, her partner in 2009, and in the sitcom ''Così fan tutte'', with Debora Villa.
Her credits also include performances in various films and television, with starring roles in Leonardo Pieraccioni's 1998 feature film '' Il mio West'', as well as the TV shows ''Tequila and Bonetti'' (2000) and ''Carabinieri''.

Personal life

Marcuzzi has a son, Tommaso (born 29 April 2001), with Simone Inzaghi, an Italian former footballer (relationship ended in 2004), and a daughter, Mia (born 4 September 2011), with television host and singer Francesco Facchinetti (relationship ended in October 2012). Marcuzzi married Paolo Calabresi Marconi in December 2014.

Filmography

References

External links

Official website


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{{DEFAULTSORT:Marcuzzi, Alessia
1972 births
Living people
Italian game show hosts
Italian female models
Italian showgirls
Italian television personalities
Actresses from Rome
People of Apulian descent