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Luca Argentero played the role of Andrea Fanti in the television series Doc - In your hands for four seasons on Rai 1. The series is set in the Ambrosiano Polyclinic and follows the medical and personal events of the doctors.
Luca Argentero returns to take on the role of Andrea Fanti, the most beloved doctor in Italian fiction, in Doc - In your hands 4, on Rai 1 from Thursday 1 October. After a period of leave, Andrea returns to the Ambrosiano Polyclinic and finds it changed: budget cuts have reduced staff and imposed a tighter pace. The actor said he was moved while watching the first episode: "I saw the first episode and I was emotional."
Luca Argentero leaves Doc - In your hands. The television series will continue without him
Matilde Gioli is Giulia Giordano. This season Giulia has a leadership role: she has become head of Internal Medicine and has to manage a serious economic crisis. His goal is to prevent the hospital from going bankrupt or ending up in the hands of a private holding company. To do so, she agrees to reduce the time dedicated to patients, a choice that will lead her to clash with Andrea.
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Laura Cravedi is once again the specialist Martina Carelli. In the first episodes Martina has to face the coldness of Riccardo, who has not forgiven her decision to leave for London.
Cristina Marino, Argentero's wife in real life, plays Lidia Morganti, a "coin" doctor, called when the Ambrosiano lacks doctors. His character will become more and more important as the episodes go by.
Doc in your hands, in season 4 also Luca Argentero's wife, Cristina Marino

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