Enrico Vanzina was born in Rome in 1949. He is an Italian screenwriter and film producer. He also works as a journalist and writer. He has written 107 films and several TV series, working with many of the most famous Italian directors: Dino Risi, Marco Risi, Alberto Lattuada, Steno, Mario Monicelli, Nanni Loy. Together with his brother director Carlo, he has made some of the greatest cinema successes from the 1970s to today. Films that invented a genre and cast a host of actors. He has been awarded with the Grolla D'oro, the De Sica Prize, the Flaiano Prize, the Silver Ribbon, the Charlot Prize, the America Prize, the Telegatto Prize, the Acqui Storia Prize, the Cariddi Prize, the Fellini Prize and the Biagio Agnes Prize for Journalism. He also won the European Penne di Letteratura Prize. He wrote a theatrical comedy “Bambini cattivi” staged by Giuseppe Patroni Griffi. He has published "Le finte bionde" Mondadori, "Colazione da Bulgari" Salerno Editrice, "La vita è buffa" Gremese, "Commedia all’Italiana" Newton Compton, "Una famiglia italiana" Mondadori, "Il Gigante Sfregiato" "Il Mistero del Rubino Birmano ”and“ La donna dagli occhi d’oro ”Newton Compton. In 2018 he wrote “La sera a Roma” for Mondadori, a huge critical and sales success. He has published "Mio fratello Carlo" and, recently, "Una giornata di nebbia a Milano" HarperCollins. He collaborated for 5 years with the "Corriere della Sera". For more than twenty years he has written in "Il Messaggero" as a columnist and where he has been entrusted with a weekly costume column. In July 2016 and 2017 he directed Giacomo Puccini's "Tosca" for the opening of the Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago. In 2018 and 2019 he exhibited his photographic works at Spilimbergo Light Festival and at Russo Gallery in Rome.