In Treatment is an Italian psychological drama television series directed by Saverio Costanzo and starring Sergio Castellitto.

Cast and characters

Main

  • Sergio Castellitto as Dr. Giovanni Mari, a psychologist in his 50s.[1]
  • Barbora Bobuľová as Lea (season 1–2), Dr. Mari's patient struggling with marital crisis.
  • Adriano Giannini as Pietro (season 1–2), Lea's hudband and Dr. Mari's patient struggling with marital crisis.
  • Licia Maglietta as Anna (season 1–2), Mari's therapist.
  • Kasia Smutniak as Sara (season 1), Dr. Mari's patient who's secretly in love with him.
  • Guido Caprino as Dario (season 1), Dr. Mari's patient. He is an undercover policeman.
  • Irene Casagrande as Alice (season 1), Dr. Mari's patient struggling with suicide.
  • Francesco De Miranda as Mattia (season 2), Pietro and Lea's son.
  • Maya Sansa as Irene (season 2), Dr. Mari's former patient and a successful lawyer.
  • Michele Placido as Guido (season 2), Dr. Mari's patient struggling with panic attacks.
  • Greta Scarano as Elisa (season 2), Dr. Mari's patient struggling with depression due to her cancer.
  • Margherita Buy as Rita (season 3), a famous actress and Dr. Mari's patient.
  • Domenico Diele as Father Riccardo (season 3), a priest and Dr. Mari's patient.
  • Brenno Placido as Luca (season 3), an homosexual man with a passion for photography.
  • Giulia Michelini as Bianca (season 3), Dr. Mari's patient struggling with anxiety.
  • Giovanna Mezzogiorno as Adele (season 3), Mari's new therapist.

Recurring

  • Valeria Golino as Eleonora Mari, Dr. Mari's wife.
  • Valeria Bruni Tedeschi as Irene (season 1), Alice's mother.
  • Pier Giorgio Bellocchio as Sergio (season 1), Alice's father and Irene's husband.
  • Rodolfo Bianchi as Vittorio (season 1–2), Dario's father.
  • Alba Rohrwacher as Lavinia (season 2), Guido's daughter.
  • Isabella Ferrari as Mara (season 2), Dr. Mari's ex-girlfriend.
  • Daniele Antonini as Claudio (season 3), Bianca's husband.

References

  1. ^ "In Treatment: cast e profilo dei personaggi". fictionitalianews.com. 31 March 2013. Retrieved 2013-07-18.

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