(ANSA) - ROME, June 10 - From a television series it has transformed, in the space of a decade, into a social and cultural phenomenon.
Through the story of life on the set of a fourth-rate soap opera, he recounted the vices and sins of Berlusconi's Italy, through the pungent irony of three daring authors, Giacomo Ciarrapico, Luca Vendruscolo and Mattia Torre, who just today would have turned 49 years old. 'We are all Boris, a book written about a dog' is the latest work by GianlucaCherubini and Marco Ercole who write a long and entertaining on-board journal of the cult-series through the words and anecdotes of those who are of that experience been the protagonist. From producers to authors, from cast to special guests, to conclude with an analytical guide, episode by episode, of the protagonists of the 48 episodes that make up the three successful seasons of the TV series. "IS'all born from a dream that Gianluca had one night - Marco Ercole tells us -. He told me about Boris's project and I immediately gave my availability "." What was told in the television series - explains Gianluca Cherubini - we can carry it into any working environment. These are situations that happen daily in the world of work. We tell just this, a cultural phenomenon ". The more than 400 pages of the book, published by Bibliotheka edizioni, contain anecdotes, curiosities and stories about the inter-production, from genesis to (unexpected) success." I knew that on paper it was a beautiful thing - says Francesco Pannofino, who in Boris plays the role of the fiery director RenèFerretti - but then we slowly realized that he also worked on the screen.We shot so much that we often saw ourselves in the cast more than our family members. A big family had been created. "" Nobody expected the series to become a cult - explains AndreaSartoretti, one of the three slacker screenwriters -. It is very similar to what happened in Romanzo Criminale. Nobody was expecting what then happened, on the contrary we were very frightened, since before that a very good film had been made, with very good actors ".since before that a very good film had been made, with very good actors ".since before that a very good film had been made, with very good actors ".
The introduction of the book, dedicated to Mattia Torre, is entrusted to Walter Veltroni ("Boris is not discussed, is loved"), the preface is by Antonio Dipollina, whose name is also echoed in the series, and the post is by the Trio Medusa who he can't help but admit that "like it or not, we are all Boris".
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