Romana Maggiora Vergano Biography: Age, Parents, Husband, Siblings, Net Worth, Height, Family, Wikipedia

Romana Maggiora Vergano is an Italian actress who rose to prominence with her portrayal of Marcella in the acclaimed Italian comedy-drama film There’s Still Tomorrow.

Her performance as the eldest daughter of a working-class family living under the pressures of post-war patriarchy brought her widespread recognition. It established her as a notable young actress in contemporary Italian cinema.

She continued to build an international profile through roles such as Vittoria in Cabrini and Salena in the historical drama series Those About to Die.

Her performance as Francesca in The Time It Takes earned her the Nastro d’Argento for Best Actress, while her later work in Portobello and the upcoming Idda has further strengthened her position in Italian and international cinema.

Romana Maggiora Vergano
Wiki Facts & About Data
Name:	Romana Maggiora Vergano
Born:	November 21, 1997 (age 28 years old)
Place of Birth:	Rome, Italy
Nationality:	Italian
Ethnicity:	Italian
Height:	5 feet 6 inches
Religion:	Christianity
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Vergano
Siblings:	Twin brother
Relationship:	Dating Antonio Bannò
Occupation:	Actress
Net Worth:	$800,000

Early Life and Education

Romana Maggiora Vergano was born on November 21, 1997, in Rome, Italy, and is 28 years old.

She grew up in Rome and nearby Ostia in a family connected to medicine, with both of her parents working as doctors and gynecologists. She was raised alongside her twin brother, with whom she has maintained a close relationship.

Her early years in Rome also placed her close to the cultural and artistic environment that would eventually influence her decision to pursue acting.

At 18, she was admitted to the Scuola d’Arte Cinematografica Gian Maria Volonté, where she received formal acting training.

While studying, she worked as a babysitter at night to help support herself and continued developing her skills through practical experience.

Her training at the school gave her the foundation she needed to move from small television appearances into professional film and television roles.

Personal Life

Romana Maggiora Vergano is not married and has no children. She has been in a relationship with fellow Italian actor Antonio Bannò, and the two have been publicly associated as a couple since around 2024.

Their relationship began in the same professional environment, and they have supported each other’s careers as both continued establishing themselves in Italian cinema.

Career

Romana Maggiora Vergano began her professional acting career in 2018 with television appearances in productions including Don Matteo, Il silenzio dell’acqua, and Immaturi.

That same year, she made her feature-film debut in L’ultimo piano. Her early performances helped her gain experience in both television and cinema while she continued building her reputation within the Italian industry.

In 2020, she received the Premio Vincenzo Crocitti International Award, giving her one of her first significant professional recognitions.

She went on to appear in productions including Liberi tutti, Chiamami ancora amore, and Anni da Cane before taking a leading role as Elena in Gli anni belli in 2022. She also joined the cast of the supernatural crime series Christian, where she played Michela.

Her breakthrough arrived in 2023 when Paola Cortellesi cast her as Marcella in There’s Still Tomorrow. The film became one of the biggest Italian box-office successes of its period and received extensive critical attention.

Vergano’s performance as Marcella, a young woman confronting the restrictive expectations placed on women in post-war Italy, significantly increased her profile beyond the Italian market.

Following the success of There’s Still Tomorrow, she moved further into international productions. She played Vittoria in the biographical film Cabrini and appeared as Salena in the historical drama series Those About to Die, expanding her work into English-language cinema and television.

Vergano reached another major milestone with her performance as Francesca in Francesca Comencini’s The Time It Takes. The role earned her the Nastro d’Argento for Best Actress and a nomination for Best Actress at the David di Donatello Awards.

Awards

• Premio Vincenzo Crocitti International Award (2020) – Won
• Nastro d’Argento for Best Actress (2025) – Won
• David di Donatello for Best Actress (2025) – Nominated
• David di Donatello for Best Supporting Actress (2024) – Nominated

Net Worth

Romana Maggiora Vergano has an estimated net worth of $800,000.

Her income comes primarily from Italian films and television productions, international acting projects, festival appearances, and commercial partnerships.

Social Media

• Instagram: @romana.mvergano

Filmography

• L’ultimo piano (2018)
• Don Matteo (2018)
• Il silenzio dell’acqua (2019)
• Liberi tutti (2020)
• Chiamami ancora amore (2021)
• Anni da Cane (2021)
• Gli anni belli (2022)
• Christian (2022)
• There’s Still Tomorrow (2023)
• Cabrini (2024)
• La Storia (2024)
• The Time It Takes (2024)
• Those About to Die (2024)
• Portobello (2026)
• The Holy Boy (2025)
• The Spiral (2026)
• The Uninvited Mother (2026)
• Idda (2026

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