Giorgio Panariello, that sudden illness that marked him forever. The terrible drama of the comedian and the details.
When we talk about comedy and faces from the world of entertainment who always know how to entertain the public, we can’t help but think of Giorgio Panariello. With his extreme friendliness he entered the hearts of all Italians.
Giorgio Panariello, however, is not only a very successful comedian but boasts a career in which there are also experiences as a presenter, actor, imitator and director.
Among his best-known professional moments is the hosting of man-show I’ll be back on Saturday and this is where he offers his ideas by interacting with famous people famous imitations including his warhorse Renato Zero, Naomo imaginary character inspired by Briatore, Mario the lifeguard protagonist of his film Bagnomaria), etc.
Over the years he has also been host of other programs, has taken part in various films and presented the Sanremo Festival in 2006. We recently saw him in the role of judge a As is and Show alongside Loretta Goggi and Cristiano Malgioglio.
Giorgio Panariello, behind his comedy also a lot of pain
When Giorgio Panariello appears on TV, laughter and fun are always guaranteed. Yet not everyone knows that the conductor, he carries with him a huge ache. Pain he expressed through his new book “I am not my brother” presented to Sunday In.
It was on that occasion that he spoke about how difficult it was to face the loss of a brother, died of hypothermia and not of overdose, as many have erroneously reported. The Tuscan comedian had a rather complicated childhood, growing up with his grandparents he had to deal with the absence of his parents and then the bad blow of his brother. He recounted those terrible moments of this last episode.
Giorgio Panariello, that terrible loss: the touching story
In the living room Mara Venier, the judge of Such and Which Show, retraces his childhood and relives the loss of his brother Francesco. Brother of him unlike him who grew up with the grandparents he went to boarding school because unfortunately his grandparents were unable to support him. As Giorgio explains, the two brothers became close when they were older, so much so that he was also close to him in his battle againstheroinbut on this point he reiterates that the cause of the drug was not the overdose.
“He felt bad during a dinner and was abandoned on the Viareggio seafront like a mattress. He died of hypothermia because he was on the ice all night. It could have been me, my brother” reveals Panariello sadly. From these words emerges all the pain he felt, leading him to feel almost guilty for having become famous.
