Marco Columbro, there was nothing the presenter could do: this is how he was removed from TV. All the details of the case.
He is a well-known character on Italian television in the 80s and 90s Marco Columbro. Actor and presenter, known to the public for his artistic association with Lorella Cuccarini, with which he hosted several variety shows such as Paperissima and Buona Domenica.
His debut on TV took place in 1975 with the drama Marco Visconti. It was in the eighties that great popularity arrived thanks to programs such as national-popular including Drive In, Laughter, Help! and Miss Italy.
The nineties were also very successful because they were characterized by the professional connection Lorella Cuccarini with presents bathroom and Bellezze sulla neve between 1990 and 1991, Happy Sunday in the 1991-1993 seasons, Paperissima from 1991 to 2000 and four editions of Trenta ore per la vita between 1994 and 2001.
Nowadays, away from the scene for a while now, he dedicates himself to theater and the management of his Locanda Vesuna with his partner Marzia Risalti.
Marco Columbro the illness that changed his life
Because of a cerebral aneurysm, which occurred in 2001, the host was forced to leave the world of entertainment. Recently, during a long interview given on the channel Youtube by Lorella Cuccarini, the former presenter confessed the real reasons why he had to leave TV after a bad illness.
The pathology that affected Marco Columbro profoundly marked the professional and personal path of the presenter. After a few years, when he had recovered from the serious health problem, Columbro returned to TV once again alongside Cuccarini. Then completely empty.
The real reasons for moving away from TV
Sometimes, he was present on TV for short guest appearances, nothing more, but this has nothing to do with the activity before the illness. The real ones reasons behind this choice Columbro explained them in detail. When asked what kind of role awould be preferred for his ideal return to TV, he replied: “For me, any role is fine, even dramatic roles. I’m not afraid to challenge myself. The problem is that I don’t want to watch television anymore, if I must say so. I want to do other things.” The conductor then He did not make it to return to TV.
Then the host adds a final confession, which concerns the marriage of Cuccarini. In fact, Columbro reports that when his colleague friend got married it was a disappointment for the public because the chemistry between him and the presenter was so great that viewers thought they were really together.
