David Sollazzo

David Sollazzo is a French actor of Algerian and Italian origin. He grew up in the south of France and, at the age of 10, landed a role in the TF1 series "Marseille", starring Anny Duperey. He moved to Paris to train in theater, singing and dance. After 3 years of training, he landed his first contract at the Théâtre Mogador in the musical Mamma mia !, which he played 500 times before moving on to a third year at the same theater with a role in the musical Sister act. He went on to appear in the musicals Grease, DISCO, Flashdance, West side story... At the same time, David Sollazzo shot his first commercials, which gave him a taste for film sets. He then appeared in the Netflix series "Lupin", the France 3 series "La stagiaire", and the M6 drama "À la folie". He landed a role in Nadir Moknèche's feature film "L'air de la mer rend libre". He also played Omar Raddad in a docu-drama for France 2. In 2024, David Sollazzo took part in an international Disney+ series, shooting in English for the first time.