Luca Calvani Filmography
ActorBORN 1974TUSCANY9 FILMS IN DB

LucaCalvani
Known for Acting · Titanium White, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Drift
9
FILMS IN DB
$419
TOTAL VALUE
6
PRICED
$70
AVG VALUE
DVD
BEST FORMAT
💎
RAREST RELEASE
Drift
~$302 · BLU-RAY · 2024
📈
MOST VALUABLE
Drift
$302 · Est. market value
BIOGRAPHY
BORN
August 7, 1974
BIRTHPLACE
Tuscany, Italy
KNOWN FOR
Acting
TOTAL CREDITS
9 (TMDb)
IN WATCHROSTER DB
9 matched films
HIGHEST VALUE RELEASES
FILMS BY DECADE
FULL FILMOGRAPHY
9 filmsTITLE
YEAR
ROLE
FORMATS
RATING
VALUE
Drift
Italian Man
2024
Supporting
★ 6.7
$302
+ TRACK
Il cacio con le pere
Fred Ruspanti
2023
Lead
★ 6.0
—
+ TRACK
In the Fire
Antonio
2023
Lead
★ 4.5
$11
+ TRACK
Titanium White
Paolo Messina
2022
Lead
★ 9.0
$33
+ TRACK
Shakuntala Devi
Javier
2020
Lead
★ 6.5
—
+ TRACK
Poised
Richard
2019
Lead
ALL
★ 1.0
$34
+ TRACK
The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
Alexander
2015
Lead
★ 7.1
$38
+ TRACK
Freezerburn
Pete the Boom Guy
2005
Supporting
—
—
+ TRACK
Il ronzio delle mosche
Il comandante
2003
Lead
—
—
+ TRACK
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of film genres has Luca Calvani worked in?
Luca Calvani has appeared in a variety of genres including drama, comedy, adventure, thriller, action, and crime throughout his career.
Which film is Luca Calvani best known for internationally?
Luca Calvani is notably recognized internationally for his role as Alexander in the 2015 film The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
When was Luca Calvani most active in his film career?
Luca Calvani was most active during the 2020s decade, appearing in several films between 2020 and 2024.
Has Luca Calvani worked in both Italian and international films?
Yes, Luca Calvani has acted in both Italian films like Titanium White and Il cacio con le pere, as well as international productions such as Shakuntala Devi and The Man from U.N.C.L.E.
What is one of Luca Calvani's earliest known film roles?
One of Luca Calvani's earlier roles was as Pete the Boom Guy in the 2005 film Freezerburn.
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