Alessandro Bressanello (Venice, 1948) is an Italian actor, theatre director, and producer active across theatre, cinema, and international events. Founder of TAG Teatro di Venezia and Produzioni Teatrali Veneziane, he has directed plays and baroque operas performed in over 20 countries. He has appeared in more than 80 films, collaborating with internationally renowned directors. Among his most internationally recognized film works are Spectre, The Hand of God by Paolo Sorrentino, and Maria by Pablo Larraín. In parallel, he has played an important role in the artistic development of the Venice Carnival, where he served as artistic coordinator for several years.

Monica Vallerini is an Italian actress active in film and television. Throughout her career, she has mainly appeared in Italian comedies, including Tutta un'altra vita, School of Mafia, and Una commedia pericolosa, all directed by Alessandro Pondi. She has played supporting yet recognizable roles in recent commercial productions. Earlier in her career, she also appeared in the TV series Un medico in famiglia 7. Her work is primarily focused on contemporary Italian comedy, with roles in films distributed nationally.

Rodolfo Sancho is a Spanish actor known for his work in television series and films. One of his most notable performances is the role of Julián Martínez in the series El Ministerio del Tiempo, which brought him widespread recognition. He also starred in the historical series Isabel, portraying Ferdinand II of Aragon, and in the thriller Mar de plástico. In cinema, he has appeared in films such as La noche de los girasoles and El prado de las estrellas. His career is marked by dramatic and historical roles, with a consistent presence in Spanish television drama.

Rodolfo Sancho is a Spanish actor known for his work in television series and films. One of his most notable performances is the role of Julián Martínez in the series El Ministerio del Tiempo, which brought him widespread recognition. He also starred in the historical series Isabel, portraying Ferdinand II of Aragon, and in the thriller Mar de plástico. In cinema, he has appeared in films such as La noche de los girasoles and El prado de las estrellas. His career is marked by dramatic and historical roles, with a consistent presence in Spanish television drama.