Wanna Marchi, the Mustache and the other telesales wizards

Another column of Telemarket (a reality that has also shrunk and changed hands several times due to budget problems) was Alessandro Orlando. He too, the son of a gallery owner, arrived on the commercial network in the mid-nineties and applied his gab and his sly to the sale of “everything that others don’t sell“. He told a Republic to have emptied crammed warehouses of silver cutlery, focusing everything on their preciousness but above all on their emotional value. Histrionic and humoral, threw himself on the ground, embraced the statues, he tried the carpets by lying on them and even once he flew a silver plate. Result? The phone lines are clogged.

Patrizia Rossetti

Patrizia Rossetti she is not a teleseller in the strict sense, but she is the clearest representative of a series of presenters and presenters who have converted to promotional messages perhaps in a phase of their career too crowded with competitors. After having even conducted the Sanremo and Miss Italy festival, in the eighties Rossetti becomes the face of reference of Rete4 arriving to conduct containers that lasted all day and proposing countless teleshopping interspersed at various soap operas and telenovelas who made the fortune of the network. In recent times she has recycled herself as a reality contest contestant, from The farm to Beijing Expressand currently the Big Brother Vipbut the old love of telesales has not yet abandoned it.

Roberto Artigiani

Another pioneer of telesales, practically born as long as teleshopping itself existed, is Roberto Artigiani: massive and distinguished gentleman, very precise speechwith always impeccable hair and beard (we will soon find out why), Artigiani has sold like everyone else anything in life, but it is over time specialized in technological tools which, to listen to him, came from the future but in most cases were found almost tacky. From the razor that allows you to no longer go to the barber for decades (here is his beauty secret!) To futuristic video games that are not even dreamed of in Japan, Roberto Artigiani was synonymous with a guarantee not so much of technological innovation but of guaranteed television entertainment.