Born in 1958, Emanuele Vezzoli is an actor and director, graduated from the DAMS (Department of Music and Performing Arts) of Roma 3 and from the School of Dramatic Arts at the Piccolo Teatro in Milan, directed by Giorgio Streheler.

He began his career with Franco Parenti and Andrée Ruth Shammah, and worked with leading figures in the entertainment industry, including Franco Zeffirelli, Rossella Falk, Valentina Cortese, Anna Proclemer, Gabriele Ferzetti, Turi Ferro, and Sergio Fantoni. In 2000, he returned to the Piccolo Teatro in Milan for a long series of performances with Luca Ronconi, Mariangela Melato, and Massimo Popolizio; with Toni Servillo, he starred in Le false confidenze. He recently joined the permanent company of the Fondazione Teatro Due in Parma, where he was directed by Gigi Dall'Aglio, Walter Le Moli, and Massimiliano Farau.

In film, he has worked with Franco Zeffirelli in Traviata, Enrico Oldoini, Giuseppe Piccioni, Stefania Casini, Giacomo Campiotti, and Mauro Campiotti. She plays a role in Julie Taymor's Titus with Hantony Hopkins and Jessica Lange. With Suheil Benbarka, she starred in two films: Les amants de Mogador with Max Von Sidow, Claude Rich, Violante Placido, and De sable et de feu with Marisa Paredes, Giancarlo Giannini, and Carolina Crescentini. She recently starred with Marco Bellocchio in Kidnapped, with Gianni De Gregorio in Come ti muovi sbagli, with Nicola Prosatore in Je so' pazzo, and with Francesca Scorsese in The Saints.

For television, she has appeared in countless films and series, including Chiaroscuro, In the Name of the Family, Distretto, RIS, Carabinieri, Don Matteo, A step from Heaven, Raccontami, Nero Wolfe, Crociera Vianello, Incantesimo, I Cesaroni, Studio Battaglia, and Ligas.