Interviewing actor Darío D'Amico



1-. How was your childhood?

Was a childhood really shy

2-. From what age did you decide to be a actor and filmmaker and how did you know you had the skills to go on TV?

After the age of 27 I decided to become an actor after University, but I didn’t become a director, but years later I started writing creatively on life issues.Having the awareness of having talent in both writing and acting, I decided three years ago to write a screenplay. As for television, inside me there was a strong need to express my talent and I felt at ease in front of the cameras.

3-. Did your parents support you in the decision you made to be an actor?

I was not supported or encorouraged by any parents, in fact my mother with all her strenght wanted me not to under take this carrer because she always considered it precarious and very difficult. Then despite all the adversities I managed with determination to realize this carrer.

4-. What was your first appearance on the screens?

My first appearance was in an italian fiction

5-. What was the role you liked the most?

There is no role that I enjoyed playing more.I can say really that Iam very attracted to dual personality roles,psychological and heroic.

6-. What do you think led you to Fame?

My first Vip interview in Italy and then my biography in website International www.artistasdelmundo.org

7-. What types of characters you would like to interpret?

Shy, very extroverted, dreamers and crazy.

8-. What actresses and actors do you feel confortable working with?

I don’t have actors and actress in partculary with whom I feel more at ease. I certainly manage to work better with colleagues with whom I can become more familiar and with whome I get along better in character.

9-. In what other generes of art would you like to participate? (Works of theater, music, among others)
In videomusic

10-. Do you have any anecdotes that have marked you in your life and as a person?

More than an anecdote, we can talk about a dramatic three-year event that affected my father’s health and my mother and I had to assist him, I saw the great way my father faced his illness which he passed on to me and my mother to assist him.

11-. What has been your greatest
 achievement?

Certainly my most important results was having obtained a certificate as a model and artist from a very important personalità Alejandro Rudler after being on an International site www.artistasdelmundo.org together with International personalities of 70 countries in the world , where there are some actors who have taken part in Hollywood films.I think the recognition was also given to me for my talent in creative writing on various topics and in improvising monolugues . In my biography in 2019 is also mentioneted a very important event related to Hollywood, I was noticed for a role , for again my resemblance to a 60’s actor in a film and series for Netflix , Hollywood Throught the Back Door writed by Hollywood Legend Michael S.John.

12-. What projects will you make next and which ones do you have in mind?

I have vorious indipendent projects in mmy mind and one is already and but I can’t say more .

13-. Would you like to make a movie in Spain?

Yes, I would very much like to make a film in Spain, if I had an agent who proposed it to me.

14-. You like Spanish cinema?

Yes and I see often a famous Spanish fiction





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