Italian actor Patrizio Rispo was born in 1957. He started working as a stand-up comedian and as a stuntman. He works in cinema as in theatre and television. Rispo is well known for his role as Raffaele Giordano in the soap opera Un posto al sole, broadcasted by Rai 3 from 1996. On stage he has worked with actors such as Vittorio Caprioli, Eros Pagni, Carla Gravina, Valeria Moriconi and directors as Egisto Marcucci, Giancarlo Sepe, Giancarlo Cobelli, and Massimo Castri. He has starred in movies as Ricomincio da tre (1981) by Massimo Troisi, Death of a Neapolitan Mathematician (1982) by Mario Martone, Pacco, doppio pacco e contropaccotto (1993) by Nanni Loy, and A Children's Story (2004) by Andrea and Antonio Frazzi.

Italian director, screenwriter and cartoonist Enrico Caria was born in 1957. He has collaborated as a cartoonist with various newspapers and magazines, such as "la Repubblica", "Il Mattino", "Paese Sera", "Cuore", "il manifesto" and "Il Fatto Quotidiano". He has published two books: "Bandidos, vivere e morire al di sopra dei propri mezzi" (1995) and "L'uomo che cambiava idea" (2006). He debuted as a screenwriter in 1991, collaborating with the TV series Un commissario a Roma, and was also a writer and correspondent for the TV show Le iene. He has written and directed numerous feature-length films, including 17, ovvero l'incredibile e triste storia del cinico Rudy Caino (1992), Carogne - Ciro and Me (1995) and Blek Giek (2001), as well as the docufiction about the Camorra Vedi Napoli e poi muori (2006).