The Stuff of Dreams

Twice Born

But Forever in My Mind

Saturday, Sunday and Monday

Naso di cane

Il berretto a sonagli

Il contratto

Il sindaco del Rione Sanità

Quei figuri di tanti anni fa

L'arte della commedia

Gennareniello

Le voci di dentro

Il Cilindro

Christmas at the Cupiello Household

Gli esami non finiscono mai

De Pretore Vincenzo

Uomo e galantuomo

Lu Curaggio De Nu Pumpiero Napulitano

'Na Santarella

The Young Tigers

Miseria e Nobiltà

Luca De Filippo (3 June 1948 – 27 November 2015) was an Italian actor and director of theatre. De Filippo was born in Rome to  Eduardo De Filippo and the singer and actress Thea Prandi. He married Carolina Rosi, the daughter of director Francesco Rosi in 2013. They had many theatrical experiences. De Filippo's career started in 1955, at the age of 7, playing Peppeniello in Poverty and Nobility by Eduardo Scarpetta, directed by his father. Luca took part, both in theater and in the TV versions, of  Saturday, Sunday and Monday and Filumena Marturano.
Luca De Filippo had many film and television appearances under the name of Luca Della Porta, including, along with Helmut Berger, Young Tigers (1967), directed by Antonio Leonviola; with Carlo Giuffrè, the television series That shop Piazza Navona (1969), directed by Mino Guerrini; always for television works in Petrosenella and scenes of Naples (1982). Then it was the turn of the series Naso di cane, directed by Pasquale Squitieri, with Claudia Cardinale (1985); then de Blackmail, directed by various directors, starring, among others, Massimo Ranieri and Kim Rossi Stuart.

Luca De Filippo