Gianni di Marco
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EastEnders character | |
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Gianni di Marco | |
Portrayed by | Marc Bannerman |
Duration | 1998–2000 |
Date of birth | 4 April 1971 |
Marital status | Single |
Occupation | Chef |
Family | Rosa, Teresa, Beppe, Nicky, Joe |
Gianni di Marco was a fictional character in the BBC soap opera EastEnders. He was played by Marc Bannerman.
Gianni arrived in Walford along with the rest of the di Marco family in 1998. Gianni was the younger of the two brothers in the family, the other being Beppe di Marco. He had two younger sisters Teresa and Nicky.
Gianni worked as a chef in the family restaurant Giuseppe's, named after his late father. He later became the manager of the restaurant.
He had a relationship with Annie Palmer, which was stopped when there were doubts over whether Gianni's real father was Giuseppe di Marco or Annie's father George Palmer. DNA tests proved Gianni really was a di Marco, but his relationship with Annie didn't continue. He then had a relationship with Jackie Owen but discovered she suffered from severe PMT and that made their relationship more and more difficult when Gianni had to put up with Jackie's violent temper and foul moods. Eventually, Jackie left Walford with her brother Steve and her relationship with Gianni was over.
Gianni later had a fling with Louise Raymond but it wasn't anything more than a casual fling.
When Gianni's youngest sister Nicky claimed she had been assaulted by her maths teacher, Rod Morris, Gianni attacked him. Rod pressed charges of assault but later dropped them. Gianni and the rest of his family left Walford in August 2000 to start a new life in Leicester, apart from brother Beppe. Beppe joined the rest of the family in 2002 when mother Rosa died of a heart attack.
[edit] Family
- Father: Giuseppe di Marco (deceased)
- Mother: Rosa di Marco (deceased)
- Brother: Beppe di Marco
- Sisters: Teresa di Marco, Nicky di Marco
- Grandfather: Bruno di Marco
- Grandmother: Luisa di Marco
- Nephew: Joe di Marco
- Cousin: Luca di Marco