Gente di mare (TV series)

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Gente di mare (Seafarers or People of the Sea) is an Italian television series.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Gente di mare
Starring	Lorenzo Crespi Vanessa Gravina Fabio Fulco Antonio Milo
Country of origin	Italy
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	51
Original release
Network	Rai 1
Release	2005 (2005) – 2007 (2007)

Series premise

A young Italian naval officer, Angelo Sammarco, is transferred to Calabria, Italy, where he works with the men and women of the Tropea Coast Guard.

Cast

Lorenzo Crespi as Angelo Sammarco
Vanessa Gravina as Margherita Scanò
Patrizio Rispo as Giacomo Onorato
Mirco Petrini as Salvatore Terrasini
Fabio Fulco as Davide Ruggeri
Frank Crudele as Pietro Melluso
Antonio Milo as Sante Lo Foco
Giada Desideri as Elena Dapporto
Myriam Catania as Gloria Lo Bianco
Alessandro Lucente as Paolo Zannoni
Davide Ricci as Luca Rebecchi
Chiara Francini as Marzia Meniconi
Cosimo Cinieri as Luigi Cordari
Eros Pagni as Carmine Amitrano
Rosa Pianeta as Viviana Amitrano
Tiziana Lodato as Sofia Amitrano
Angelo Infanti as Franco Leonetti
Francesca Chillemi as Verna Leonetti

See also

List of Italian television series

References

^ Taccone, Enzo (December 10, 2005). "Stravince la fiction di Raiuno superando gli otto milioni di spettatori" [Raiuno's fiction wins by a landslide, exceeding eight million viewers]. Gazzettino di Tropea (in Italian). Retrieved January 14, 2025.
^ "Dati della fiction e i vantaggi che la serie televisiva "Gente di Mare" generava sull'andamento della stagione turistica di Tropea e dintorni". tropea.biz (in Italian).
^ "Gente di mare: Roberto Onofri e tanti amici vip contro il Coronavirus". flashstylemagazine.altervista.org (in Italian). December 5, 2020.

External links

Gente di mare at IMDb

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