2011 in Italian television

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This is a list of Italian television related events from 2011.

Events

18 April - Andrea Cocco wins the eleventh season of Grande Fratello.
30 April - Il Commissario Rex actor Kaspar Capparoni and his partner Yulia Musikhina win the seventh season of Ballando con le stelle.
11 June - 48-year-old painter Fabrizio Vendramin wins the second season of Italia's Got Talent.

Atelier Fontana, le sorelle della moda (Fashion sisters) – biopic by Riccardo Milani, with Alessandra Mastonardi, Anna Valle and Federica De Cola as Micol, Zoe and Giovanna Fontana; 2 episodes.
Tiberio Mitri, il campione e la miss (The champ and the miss) - biopic by Angelo Longoni, with Luca Argentero in the title role and Martina Stella as Fulvia Franco; 2 episodes.[1] The airing of the movie is delayed of six months, for a lawsuit by the Mitri’s family.

Il segreto dell’acqua (The secret of the water) – by Renato De Maria, with Riccardo Scamarcio and Valentina Lodovini; 6 episodes. An edgy policeman investigates the Mafia traffic of drinking water in Palermo, in which his family too is involved.[2]

La mala del Brenta, la vera storia (Mala del Brenta, the true story) – documentary by Nicola Prosatore, two episodes.
Tutta un’altra storia (Another story at all) – care of Andrea Camilleri. Eight famous writers, from Camilleri himself to Giancarlo De Cataldo tells the history of Italy since 1861.[3]
Sostiene Bollani (Bollani Maintains) – mix of variety and educational program about music, both classic and popular, hosted by the pianist Stefano Bollani, with Caterina Guzzanti as constant guest; two seasons.[4]

"Tiberio Mitri - Il Campione e la Miss". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-19.
"Il segreto dell'acqua". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-19.
"rai-consumer » Tutta un'altra storia". Retrieved 2021-03-19.
"Sostiene Bollani Reloaded". RaiPlay (in Italian). Retrieved 2021-03-19.

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