Luca Riemma

Luca Riemma is an accomplished actor well known in Italy for such famous roles as Pietro in "Un Posto al Sole". He has attended many well known professional acting calsses and workshops throughout his acting career. Learning many techniques including body expression, mime and dance to enhance his craft. Luca continues to always hone his craft while working and is now also studying with Margie Haber in Los Angeles. His career started at age 16, when he played a role in the critically acclaimed and award winning film "Antonio Capuano." Soon after, he played the lead in two independent movies "Capo Nord" and " I cinghiali di portici" that gave him broad popularity in Italy. Thanks to this, he was cast as Pietro Maio, a regular role in the well known televison program "Un posto al sole." He then joined the cast of other mainstream TV programs, such as "La Squadra," "7 Vite Come I Gatti," "Barbara and I". Luca has exstensive experience in theater along with the many notable theater productions he has been apart of he had the honor to work with the award winning director Mario Martone in two of his productions "Le nozze di Figaro" and "Don Giovanni." His accolades are many some notable accolades of his are when he was nominated for the David di Donatello (the Italian Oscars) for his performance in the film "Lo Guarracino," and won the "Premio Oscar dei giovani, Giornata d'Europa," the "Roberto Rossellini Acting Award" as well as the "Best Actor Award of the Napoli Cultural Classic". In 2013, Luca moved to Los Angeles where he played the co-lead in the upcoming TV series "Bruna in Beverly Hills," and was cast by Francis Ford Coppola on his live cinema project "Distant Vision."