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Luca Argentero returns as the protagonist to the small screen with “The Devil’s Tail”, a Sky Exclusive action thriller directed by Domenico De Feudis. In the film, available from November 25 on Sky and NOW, he plays Sante Moras, a former police officer framed for murder and forced to prove his innocence.
Luca Argentero, the reaction to the likes of his wife Cristina Marino for Stefano De Martino
Argentero, 20 years of career
In an interview, Argentero reflected on his twenty-year career, marked by constant public attention: “I’ve been judged for 20 years, but the judgment of very few people interests me,” he said. he declared. This role represents a change of direction for him, showing him in a new light: “Sante never laughs, an aspect far removed from my previous characters. It was a challenge to invest in something different from my more commercial side.
Luca Argentero: “After the Grand Fratello, women threw themselves at my feet, I signed various body parts”
Argentero, commitment to the role
The physical commitment to the role was significant: “I weighed 15 kg more and I worked with the make-up artists to give credibility to the character’s bruises and cuts,” he says. Despite the change, Argentero jokes about his positive attitude: “I manage to smile even while paying the mortgage.”
Alongside him is Cristiana Dell’Anna, who plays Fabiana Lai, a journalist determined to challenge prejudice. Dell’Anna reflected on the weight of judgment: “Prejudice is a barrier that must be broken down. It’s tiring, but work has always been my answer.
Luca Argentero: “I am 95% a father. The only time that interests me is time with my children”
The film was shot in Sardinia, in a wintery and barren Costa Smeralda. “It looked like a perfect western landscape for the film,” said director De Feudis.
Argentero, meanwhile, is gearing up for a new Sky project, “Ligas,” a legal drama set in Milan. The actor anticipated that his character will be dark and complex: “He is not interested in good, but in playing with the law. He reminds me of Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad.
Luca Argentero tells the story of “Mastroianni the Anti-Divo”
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How does “The Devil’s Tail” address the theme of prejudice, and what impact do Luca and Cristiana hope the film will have on audiences regarding this issue?
Welcome to World Today News, Luca and Cristiana! We’re thrilled to have you both here today to discuss your upcoming project, “The Devil’s Tail.” Firstly, Luca, you’ve had an impressive career spanning over two decades. How does it feel to return to the small screen with such a dramatic and intense role as Sante Moras?
Luca Argentero: Thank you for having us. It’s great to be back with a role like Sante Moras. It’s challenging and quite different from my previous characters. I am excited for the audience to see this side of me.
Cristiana Dell’Anna: Absolutely, it’s fascinating to see Luca in a completely new light. Playing Fabiana Lai has also been a significant challenge for me, as she is determined to break through the prejudice surrounding Sante. How did you prepare for your characters?
Luca Argentero: It was essential to physical commitment to the role, as I gained 15 kg and worked with makeup artists to give credibility to the character’s bruises and cuts. Despite the character’s darkness, I still managed to find the light within him.
Cristiana Dell’Anna: Prejudice is a recurring theme in our society. How did you approach this topic while filming?
Cristiana Dell’Anna: Prejudice is a barrier that needs to be broken down. It’s tiring, but work has always been my answer. As an actor, I believe it’s our responsibility to portray such themes accurately and sensitively.
Luca Argentero: I agree. This project allows us to discuss an essential issue that still plagues society today. Moving on, “The Devil’s Tail” was shot in Sardinia during winter, creating a beautiful yet desolate landscape for the story. Can you tell us more about your experience on set?
Cristiana Dell’Anna: Filming in Sardinia was stunning, especially since most of the scenes were shot in the idyllic Costa Smeralda. It resembled a perfect western landscape for the film. The cold weather added to the grittiness of the story, making it more realistic.
