Guerrino Crivello, born in Turin on October 20, 1960, is an Italian theatre, film, and television actor. After receiving his artistic training in his hometown, he began his career in the 1980s by founding the comedy duo "I Gatti" with Arturo Brachetti, with whom he achieved his first successes. His career has primarily focused on theatre, where he had a long-standing collaboration with the Teatro Stabile di Torino and worked under the direction of prominent directors such as Luca Ronconi, Valerio Binasco, and Gabriele Vacis, demonstrating great versatility. Concurrently, he has pursued a career in film and television, playing roles in films such as *La seconda volta* by Mimmo Calopresti, *Così ridevano* by Gianni Amelio, and *Benvenuto Presidente!* by Riccardo Milani, as well as appearing in TV series such as *La mafia uccide solo d'estate*. In 2011, his talent was recognized with the prestigious Ubu Prize for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in *The Merchant of Venice*, directed by Valerio Binasco.