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Lorenzo Zottoli (b. 2004)

Birthplace:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

Born:
February 13, 2004

Biography from TheMovieDB

Lorenzo Zottoli is an American actor whose career began as a small role in "Lockdown" (2019), a short film that premiered at Sundance. Known for his authentic portrayal of complex characters, he has since acted in a variety of shorts and features, demonstrating a strong ability to connect with audiences through emotional depth and nuanced performances.  Notable credits include:  Lead Role in Gone West (2023) – It's been one year since teenage boy Xander was dealt a sudden and tragic loss. Now he must confront the people from his life he has since pushed away. (short film)  Lead Role in Space Cowboy (2026) – An impressionable high schooler becomes dependent on pain medication after suffering an injury playing soccer, leading him and his friends down a fateful path. (feature film)  A Day Player in Netflix's The Deliverance (2024) – An Indiana family discovers strange, demonic occurrences that convince them and their community that the house is a portal to hell. (feature film)  Recently, Lorenzo Zottoli wrapped filming a new pilot and is currently working on their next project with Gone West Films.

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