Riccardo Cerboncini
Riccardo Cerboncini is known for The Last Fighter (2022).
Riccardo Chemello
Riccardo Chemello discovered his passion for filmmaking through the sport of Parkour, where he developed an extremely dynamic visual aesthetic that allowed him to stand out in the commercial market. He directed international campaigns for prestigious brands such as Armani, Disney, and Red Bull, before making his debut in cinema with a film related to the world of vampires called Dampyr. Dampyr is one of the most important and successful IPs of Sergio Bonelli Editore, and with a 15 million euro international co-production (Eagle Pictures, Brandon Box), it is set to become the first film adaptation of the Bonelli Cinematic Universe. The movie has been acquired by Sony Pictures for worldwide distribution.
Riccardo Ciccarelli
Riccardo Ciccarelli is an actor, known for Gomorra: La serie (2014), Sotto copertura (2015) and Generazione 56K (2021).
Riccardo Cicogna
Riccardo Cicogna is an actor, known for La cura del gorilla (2006), 2047: Sights of Death (2014) and Game Therapy (2015).
Riccardo Cotumaccio
Riccardo Cotumaccio is known for Il migliore dei mondi (2023), Ritoccàti (2020) and Biagio - Una storia vera (2019).
Riccardo De Torrebruna
Riccardo De Torrebruna is an actor and writer, known for The Tourist (2010), All the Money in the World (2017) and Tre tocchi (2014).
Riccardo Diana
Riccardo Diana is known for Il principe del deserto (1991), L'alba (1991) and C'era un castello con 40 cani (1990).
Riccardo Ferrero
Riccardo Ferrero is a director and writer, known for MMA Love Never Dies (2017), Apulia Passion on the Road (2013) and Snack Bar Budapest (1988).
Riccardo Floris
Riccardo Floris is an actor, known for Medici (2016), Alaska (2015) and L'imbroglio nel lenzuolo (2010).
Riccardo Freda
Riccardo Freda was born in Alexandria, Egypt, of Italian parents. Educated in Milan, he became a sculptor, then a newspaper art critic. He began a career in film in 1937 as a screenwriter and production supervisor. He moved into directing in 1942, beginning a career that lasted some 40 years. Resisting the strong neo-realism trend in postwar Italy, Freda (with Vittorio Cottafavi) continued to make "historical spectacles", at which he became somewhat of a master. He was a pioneer in Italy of horror-fantasy films, especially with I vampiri (1957) and L'orribile segreto del Dr. Hichcock (1962). From there he went to melodrama and spy films, and even made one western. Strong on visual style, Freda's films had popular appeal and were usually commercial successes, several being French or other European co-productions. Freda used a number of aliases during his career, including "Robert Hampton", "Dick Jordan", "George Lincoln" and "Robert Davidson", among others. Some critics have praised him as an exploitation "stylist", and to this day his films have somewhat of a cult following.