Marco Pigossi

Marco Pigossi’s career? Wild ride, honestly. The guy’s everywhere. He lit up screens in Amazon’s ‘Gen V’ (yeah, that’s the ‘The Boys’ universe), and Netflix basically can’t get enough of him—he headlined ‘Tidelands’, ‘High Seas’, and ‘Invisible City’. ‘Invisible City’ just dropped its second season, by the way, so if you’re even remotely interested in supernatural mysteries, it’s worth a binge. He’s not stopping there, either. Next, he’s tackling the horror scene in ‘Bone Lake’, directed by Mercedes Bryce-Morgan—who folks in the festival circuit can’t stop talking about. And Marco’s not just acting these days; he’s executive produced ‘High Tide’, starring alongside the legendary Marisa Tomei and Bill Irwin. That’s Marco Calvani’s first full-length feature, so there’s buzz all around. Back home in Brazil, the guy’s practically royalty. He’s done a dozen series for Rede Globo, starred in films like ‘492: A Man Called Death’—snagged a Best Actor nom at the Rio Film Fest for that one—and turned heads in ‘Onde Nascem Os Fortes’. If you’ve watched Brazilian TV in the last ten years, you’ve probably seen him in ‘A Força do Querer’ or classics like ‘Caras e Bocas’, ‘Ti Ti Ti’, ‘Fina Estampa’, ‘Gabriela’, ‘Sangue Bom’, and more. Oh, and ‘A Regra do Jogo’? Yeah, that one got an International Emmy nod. He’s dabbled behind the camera too, producing short films with Mariana Jaspe (who’s killing it—Best Director at Gramado 2023) and the doc ‘CorPolitica’ by Pedro França, which scooped up awards everywhere from Montreal to Lisbon. This guy’s stacked résumé just keeps growing.