| 释义 |
- History
- Syndication
- Synopsis
- Cast and characters
- Episodes
- Reception
- See also
- References
- External links
{{short description|Italian television series}}{{Expand Italian|Don Matteo|topic=culture|date=March 2009}}{{Infobox television
| show_name = Don Matteo
| image = Don matteo cast.jpg
| caption = From left, Don Matteo (Terence Hill) and Antonio Cecchini (Nino Frassica)
| genre = Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Thriller
| runtime = 55 minutes (per episode)
| creator = Enrico Oldoini
| starring = Terence Hill
Nino Frassica
Flavio Insinna
Simone Montedoro
Maria Chiara Giannetta
Francesco Scali
Natalie Guetta
Pietro Pulcini
| opentheme =
| country = Italy
| network = RAI
| first_aired = 7 January 2000 − in production
| list_episodes = List of Don Matteo episodes
| num_seasons = 11
| num_episodes = 245
| location = Gubbio (1−8)
Spoleto (9−present)
| company = Lux Vide for Rai Fiction
| website =
}}Don Matteo is an Italian television series that has been airing on Rai 1, Italian national television's first channel, since 2000. History The protagonist of the series is Father Matteo (portrayed by Terence Hill), a Catholic priest in a parish of the town of Gubbio (PG), who is also known for his unrivaled talent in investigating local crime stories. Father Matteo is a wise and respected person who really manages to understand people's problems, and always appears to be willing to help. Thanks to his charm and positivity, he often helps criminals on their way to redeeming and he always convinces them to confess their crimes and to accept their responsibilities. Comedian Nino Frassica portrays Marshal Antonio Cecchini, a middle aged Carabiniere who also happens to be Matteo's best friend. Cecchini is one of the main co-protagonists and often provides the humor and comic relief in the series. Other notable cast members include Flavio Insinna, who portrayed Captain Flavio Anceschi from 2000 to 2006, Milena Miconi, who played Laura, the mayor of Gubbio as well as Anceschi's love interest and Simone Montedoro who has been playing the role of Captain Giulio Tommasi, successor to Anceschi, since the sixth season. From season 8, Don Matteo is filmed in HDTV 1080i. Syndication The series is syndicated in the United States by MHz Networks.[1] Synopsis The plot primarily revolves around the titular Matteo, a Catholic priest with an impressive insight in human nature, aiding the Carabinieri, the national as opposed to local police force personnel in solving crimes (usually murder cases). In this he usually finds support in marshal Antonio Cecchini, a warrant officer who often shares with him important details and clues, but also hostility, in the figure of Cecchini's direct superior, captain Flavio Anceschi (and later Giulio Tommasi), who has little tolerance for the priest's continuous interference with the investigation. Cast and characters - Terence Hill as Father Matteo Minelli-Bondini: The series' protagonist and a Catholic priest with an impressive insight in human nature, aiding the carabinieri (police) station in solving crimes (usually murder cases). (seasons 1-present)
- Nino Frassica as Marshal Antonino "Nino" Cecchini: Marshal of Gubbio and Spoleto police stations and best friend of Father Matteo. (seasons 1-present)
- Flavio Insinna as Captain Flavio Anceschi: Captain of Gubbio police station. (seasons 1-5)
- Simone Montedoro as Captain Giulio Tommasi: Captain of Gubbio and Spoleto police station, successor of Anceschi. (seasons 6-10)
- Maria Chiara Giannetta as Captain Anna Olivieri: Captain of Spoleto police station, successor of Tommasi. (seasons 11-present)
- Natalie Guetta as Natalina Diotallevi: Father Matteo's housekeeper. (seasons 1-present)
- Francesco Scali as Pippo Gimignani-Zerfati: Father Matteo's sacristan. (seasons 1-present)
- Caterina Sylos Labini as Caterina Cecchini: Wife of Marshal Cecchini. (seasons 2-present)
- Pamela Saino as Patrizia Cecchini: First daughter of Marshall Cecchini and wife of Captain Giulio Tommasi, she was killed in a car accident. (seasons 2-8)
- Giada Arena, Giusy Buscemi and Simona Di Bella as Assuntina Cecchini: Second daughter of Marshall Cecchini. (seasons 2-present)
- Pietro Pulcini as Brigadier Piero Ghisoni: Carabiniere in Gubbio and Spoleto police stations. (seasons 1-3; seasons 5-present)
- Giuseppe Sulfaro as Appuntato Severino Cecchini: Nephew of Marshal Cecchini and carabineer in Gubbio and Spoleto police station. (seasons 6-10)
- Eleonora Sergio as Andrea Conti: Public minister (prosecutor) of Gubbio. (seasons 8)
- Giorgia Surina as Bianca "Bibba" Venezia: Public minister of Spoleto and friend of Tommasi that becomes a rival in Lia's love. (season 9)
- Dario Cassini as Gualtiero Ferri: New public minister of Spoleto which replaces Bianca Venezia. He leaves Spoleto when he discovers that Captain Tommasi get engaged to Margherita, and then return when the captain refused to marry her after falling in love with Lia. (seasons 10)
- Maria Rosaria Russo as Lucrezia Volpi: New public minister of Spoleto which replaces Gualtiero Ferri (seasons 10)
- Maurizio Lastrico as Marco Nardi: New public minister of Spoleto which replaces Lucrezia Volpi. (seasons 11-present)
- Simona Marchini as Clara Tommasi: Mother of Captain Giulio Tommasi (seasons 6-10)
- Nadir Caselli as Lia Cecchini: Niece of Marshall Cecchini who falls in love with Captain Tommasi. (seasons 9-10)
- Emma Reale as Martina Tommasi: Daughter of Captain Giulio Tommasi and the late Patrizia Cecchini. (seasons 9-10)
- Astra Lanz as Sister Maria: Friend of Father Matteo. (seasons 6-present)
- Laura Glavan as Laura Belvedere: 16 years old pregnant girl hosted in Father Matteo's rectory, daughter of Antonio Belvedere, old friend of Matteo. She falls in love with Tomàs Martinez. (seasons 8-10)
- Andrés Gil as Tomàs Martinez: Young boy who is serving a year in prison in Father Matteo's rectory; he is looking for his sister Alma. He falls in love with Laura. (seasons 9-10)
- Letizia Arnò as Ester Natalina Belvedere: Little daughter of Laura Belvedere and Giuliano Rovati. (seasons 9-10)
- Claudio Ricci as Nerino Bertolacci: Children who lived in Father Matteo's rectory (seasons 1-4)
- Evelina Gori as Grandma Elide: Sprightly grandmother of Nerino (seasons 1-3)
- Sara Santostasi as Camilla: Bolivian little-girl who lived in Father Matteo's rectory (season 4)
- Steven Manetto as Tommaso: Another child who lived in Father Matteo's rectory (season 5)
- Andrea Pittorino as Agostino: Another child who lived in Father Matteo's rectory (seasons 7-8)
- Dalila Pasquariello as Sabrina Esposito: Former convict who thanks to Father Matteo goes to work alongside Tomas. (season 10)
- Gabriele De Pascali as Alberto Torre: Boyfriend of Laura for a short period. (season 10)
- Andrea Cereatti as Appuntato Linetti: Carabiniere in Gubbio police station. (season 4)
- Eleonora Sergio as Andrea Conti: District attorney of Gubbio police station. (season 8)
- Dario Cassini as Gualtiero Ferri: District attorney of Spoleto police station. (season 10)
- Milena Miconi as Laura Respighi: Mayor of Gubbio and wife of Captain Anceschi. (seasons 4-5)
- Ilaria Spada as Amanda Patriarchi: Former girlfriend of Captain Tommasi. (seasons 6-7)
- Raniero Monaco di Lapio as Daniele Orsini: Former boyfriend of Lia Cecchini. (season 10)
- Sara Zanier as Margherita Colognese: Girlfriend of Gualtiero Ferri who shortly falls in love with Captain Tommasi. (season 10)
- Gastone Moschin as Guido: Bishop of Gubbio and friend of Father Matteo. (seasons 1-2)
- Renato Carpentieri as Bishop of Gubbio: Successor of Guido. (season 3)
- Philippe Leroy as Mons. Benelli: Bishop of Gubbio and friend of Father Matteo. (seasons 6-7)
- Sydne Rome as Susi Dallara: Principal of Gubbio and Spoleto high school. (season 7-present)
- Bruno Cabrerizo as Fernando: Spanish friend of Patrizia Cecchini. (season 8)
Episodes {{Main|List of Don Matteo episodes}} Reception The series received two awards at the 42nd Monte-Carlo Television Festival in 2002: Terence Hill won the award for Best Actor and Alessandro Jacchia won the award for Best Producer.[2] See also - The Father Dowling Mysteries
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References 1. ^{{cite news |title=The Young Montalbano Premieres Exclusively on MHz Next Week |url=http://www.mhznetworks.org/about/press/young-montalbano-premieres-exclusively-mhz-next-week |last=MHz Networks |accessdate=Jan 31, 2013}}
2. ^{{Cite web |title=Terence Hill named best actor of the year |url=http://www.it.terencehill.com/it_dd_montecarlo.html |work=it.terencehill.com |accessdate=Feb 2, 2013 |language=Italian |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/6E8j86Sb6?url=http://www.it.terencehill.com/it_dd_montecarlo.html |archivedate=2013-02-02 |deadurl=no |df=}}
External links - {{IMDb title|tt0178132|Don Matteo}}
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