Roberto Oliveri

I was born in Rosario (Argentina), but at the age of two I moved to Naples. At twenty-three, I decided to move to Rome to seriously pursue my artistic path. While studying economics, I chose to deepen my passion for acting at a drama academy in Rome. I attended various workshops and labs, including singing and dance classes.
My training also includes a journey in writing, including a masterclass with Italian director Massimiliano Bruno. I later wrote several original pieces, such as “Il Guappo di Cartone”, a theatrical monologue that I toured across Italy with the National Youth Agency.
On television, I appeared in the successful series “Gomorrah” for three seasons as Ronni, in the RAI series “Your Honor” as Carlos Alvarez, in “Devils” as Ramiro Flores alongside Alessandro Borghi and Patrick Dempsey, and in “La voce che hai dentro” for Mediaset, where I played Vincenzo, the antagonist of Massimo Ranieri.
In film, I took part in “The Two Popes”, where I worked with Jonathan Pryce, and in “Ritorno al Crimine”, directed by Massimiliano Bruno. I also played a role in Paolo Sorrentino’s “The Hand of God” as Maurizio.
In Spain, I participated in the second season of “Memento Mori 2” for Amazon Prime Spain, playing the role of Kapllani. This July, I’ll be shooting my first leading role in a debut feature film titled “Clanes de Dios”, directed by Tino De La Huerta and produced in Spain.
I’ve also acted in several short films, including “Domani” written by Carolina Crescentini, as well as music videos.
I love horseback riding, practicing various sports, singing, dancing, and driving both cars and motorcycles.