Meet the Cast of Netflix’s ‘You, Me, Us’ (With Photos)

‘You, Me, Us’, also known as ‘Noi, un po’ meglio’, is an Italian Netflix original drama directed by Daniele Luchetti. The film premiered out of competition in the Grand Public section of the Rome Film Fest and arrives exclusively on Netflix on October 29. The cast of ‘You, Me, Us’ is anchored by two performers playing characters at opposite ends of the same marriage.

The story follows Simone, a methodical man who loves rules and family celebrations, and Lucia, who is independent, allergic to convention and has always opposed motherhood. Their bond is strong, yet the decision to adopt a child pushes their deepest differences to the surface. Here is a closer look at the actors bringing that story to the screen.

Elio Germano

Elio Germano plays Simone, the rule loving half of the central couple. What’s on Netflix lists ‘Rose Island’ alongside his name in its cast rundown, and it places him in nearly every first look image released for the film. His performance carries the burden of a character who values order while his marriage heads toward uncertainty.

Maria Chiara Giannetta

Maria Chiara Giannetta takes the role of Lucia, a woman who has long resisted the idea of becoming a mother. Her cast credit on What’s on Netflix points to ‘Blanca’, and the studio images show her opposite Germano in most of the released stills. The film rests heavily on how convincingly she conveys a change of heart.

Anna Bonaiuto

Anna Bonaiuto appears as Zappacosta, and the first look gallery pairs her with Caterina Guzzanti in a scene that suggests an official setting. The same source ties her to ‘The Postman’ in its cast list. Her character is not described further in the material released so far.

Ilaria Spada

Ilaria Spada plays Claudia, and she is pictured in a group frame with Germano, Giannetta and Filippo Nigro. The listing links her to ‘Five Seconds’. That group image hints at a circle of family and friends surrounding the couple during the adoption process.

Caterina Guzzanti

Caterina Guzzanti is billed as Casiraghi, and her released still places her beside Anna Bonaiuto. Her cited credit is ‘Just Married’. Neither the synopsis nor the images explain the exact function of her character in the story.

Dajana Roncione

Dajana Roncione plays Rebecca, and she appears in a still with Elio Germano as Simone. Her listed credit is ‘Io sono Mia’. The scene gives little away, though it places her directly in the orbit of the male lead.

Jacopo Olmo Antinori

Jacopo Olmo Antinori is confirmed in the official cast announcement issued by Netflix. What’s on Netflix lists ‘Me and You’ next to his name. The sources reviewed do not name his character, so that detail remains unconfirmed for now.

Francesca Romana De Martini

Francesca Romana De Martini plays Ornella and shares a still with Elio Germano. Her cast entry points to ‘Christmas in Rome’. Her scene with Simone suggests a family connection, although the released material does not spell out the relationship.

Filippo Nigro

Filippo Nigro plays Giorgio, and his cast entry points to ‘Suburra: Blood on Rome’. He appears in the group image alongside the two leads and Ilaria Spada, which suggests a meaningful role in the couple’s social world.

Behind the camera, the screenplay was written by Enrico Audenino, Davide Lantieri and Serena Patrignanelli, and Lucky Red produced the film. With a lead couple built on such sharp contrasts, which of the supporting players do you expect to shift the balance between Simone’s love of order and Lucia’s resistance to convention once ‘You, Me, Us’ reaches Netflix.

I could only find photos for the two leads, so the supporting actors are not pictured.