After 22 years the return of one of the most loved characters of the famous Rai soap. Great expectation of the public to see him again in the next episodes.
The overjoyed actor recounts his love for the program to which, despite the time that has passed, he has always remained very attached.
The celebrated soap opera on Rai3 will see in the coming days the return of a beloved character who has been missing for the past 22 years. The TV series, born in 1996 with the stated intention of relaunching the Rai production center in Naples, not only succeeded perfectly in its purpose but also had the great advantage of being the first soap entirely produced in Italy, and the longest running. In fact, production has continued uninterruptedly for 27 years, always keeping ratings high. The successin short, it is now more than consolidated.
From personagesThere have been many over the years. Many have been excluded due to the needs of the plot, many have left due to various work commitments and often have returned to the great delight of the public. In all this time we have seen child actors become adults and we have often grown fond of protagonists of this hit television series.
The return of Doctor Luca De Santis, as unexpected as hoped for, primarily by the actor who played him
The news is now certain, all the same actor spoke of it with great enthusiasm. The return of the beloved doctor a Paladini Palacethe famous condominium on the Neapolitan hill of Posillipois expected in the episode that will be aired Friday 24 February. The actor, Louis DiFiorerecounted how exciting it was for him and for his colleagues to meet again on that now left set 22 years ago. In fact, we recall that his character, with the excuse of a trip abroad, left the soap in April 2001. The authors believed at the time that he had somehow exhausted his role and what he could bring to the program in terms of plot.
The gioia of the artist, who in recent years has dedicated himself to other highly successful interpretations, in returning to take on the role of Dr. De Santis is so great that, in describing it, he said he felt a bit like Ulysses: “After twenty years I too have found my Ithaca!” she told reporters. She had no qualms about revealing the great bitterness experienced when he had to leave the soap, and that he always hoped, in his heart, to be able to return sooner or later. Well, the big day is almost here. The intrigued public won’t have to wait much longer to see the great emotion that Di Fiore and his colleagues felt as they found themselves on the scene of that wonderful set set in Naples.
