Gomorrah The Podcast

We sit-down with the fan-favourite Carmine Monaco who brought the legendary character Trak to life through unique lived experiences in Naples. Carmine outlines how appearing in the documentary "Largo Baracche" sparked his career in acting and eventually landed him  a role on the series. Special thank you to Fabio Gargano for his translations. 

From Ciro\'s sunglasses to Scianel\'s tracksuits,  the clothing worn by the cast is an iconic part of the Gomorrah world.  Costume designer Veronica Fragola was responsible for all the wardrobe and style choices in the first two seasons of Gomorrah, setting the tone for the entire series. We chat with Veronica about how she landed her role on Gomorrah and all of the research and creative choices that went into bringing the characters to life from the script to the screen. You can also see Veronica\'s amazing work in the series ZeroZeroZero.\r\n

For our first episode, we chat with Giovanni Buselli who played Capa 'e Bomba/Bomber from Gomorrah's Alley Boys. Gio was able to take us inside his headspace as an actor preparing  to play a character far more ruthless than his true self. You can watch Giovanni's recent work in the new Sky Series Romulus, and in HBO's My Brilliant Friend.