Flavio Insinna, the famous conductor and actor, spoke about his career in an interview: the guilt of his parents, which he had never spoken about before
Flavio Insina He is undoubtedly one of the most versatile personalities on Italian television. In fact, we always see him leading Rai’s favorite game show or the fall and winterestate, but he was mainly an actor in his life in both fiction, cinema and theatre. In short, he’s a real all-round showman.
Flavio Insinna talks about parents (Raiplay screenshot) ilgranata.it
The legacy came into his life after the untimely death of Fabrizio Frizzi, which really left everyone speechless. The channel decided to entrust Flavio with the helm as he had previously topped other successful game shows in which he starred as a protagonist. For example, he was the leader of the Affari Fuori for a long time. Transmission that has so far fallen into the hands of the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Sanremo Festival: amadeus.
Flavio Insinna talks about his parents: how they raised him
Even though we see Flavio conducting most of the time on TV these days, he certainly doesn’t forget where he comes from and what his greatest passion is: acting. Since childhood he showed a great love for this world and when he realized that he was becoming exactly what he had always dreamed of, he could hardly believe it, but at the same time he knew how right it was.
Flavio Insinna and the dream of becoming a doctor – (Screenshot Rai Play) ilgranata.it
And to consider that it wasn’t really certain that Flavio would have done this in his life. In fact, both he and his parents were sure that he would become a doctor: It was practically decided to go down this path after high school.
Flavio remembers those moments very well, as if only a day had passed: he still cannot believe how his parents were convinced of this, although since childhood they have done nothing but take him to wonderful films and theatrical performances. In fact, he has stated that it was all her fault that he ended up falling in love with it and making acting his life’s work.
“Guilt,” on the other hand, is nothing more than a beautiful term he used to express his gratitude to his parents, who raised him and got him the job that would later change his entire life.