Giacomo Giorgio racconta Mare Fuori 3: "Ciro è fragile, il paragone con Gomorra è inesistente"

Actor Giacomo Giorgio discusses his immersive approach to character development and his transition into new roles following the success of the series *Mare Fuori*. He emphasizes a method-acting necessity where he fundamentally alters his lifestyle to inhabit a role, a process that requires a rigorous period of "returning to himself" between projects. Giorgio distinguishes *Mare Fuori* from *Gomorrah* by arguing that while the latter focuses on the staging of evil, the former explores the complex coexistence of good and bad within every individual. He attributes the public's deep affection for his character, Ciro Ricci, to the vulnerability and fragility revealed in the character's final moments rather than his outward cruelty. Additionally, Giorgio reflects on the challenges of airing experimental series like *Sopravvissuti* on generalist television, suggesting that streaming platforms may be better suited for non-traditional narratives that deviate from standard procedural formats.