Medicina generale

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Medicina generale (Medicine - Italian Department) is an Italian medical drama television series. It was broadcast from February 25, 2007 to March 10, 2010 on Rai 1 and Rai 3, then on Nickelodeon in the U.S. with english subtitles, from December 23, 2011 until June 17, 2012 when Nickelodeon canceled it due to low ratings.

Cast[edit]

• Nicole Grimaudo: Anna Morelli
• Andrea Di Stefano: Giacomo Pogliani
• Roberto Citran: Mario Bergamini
• Marco Giallini: Alfredo Danzi
• Fabrizia Sacchi: Gabriella Boschi
• Antonello Fassari: Angelo De Santis
• Giampiero Judica: Dottor Sassi
• Francesca Reggiani: Olga
• Euridice Axen: Letizia Conti
• Thomas Trabacchi: Elia Lorenzi
• Michele Alhaique: Marco
• Guido Caprino: Andrea Lecci
• Yorgo Voyagis: Vittorio Pogliani

See also[edit]

• List of Italian television series

External links[edit]

• Medicina generale at IMDb

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