ROME – Belve, the irreverent program hosted by, returns tonight at 9.20pm Francesca Fagnani aired on Rai 2. There are three main guests in the first episode – Maria Venier, Flavia Vento and Riccardo Scamarcio – for which some previews have already leaked. In an interview with Corriere della SeraFagnani revealed his first impressions of Venier: “A sunny and cheerful woman”, who, however, says the journalist, will emerge “a more melancholic and reflective version of herself”. With Flavia Vento “exceptional and funny”, according to the presenter, the themes of sexuality and sexuality will be touched upon, always with honesty and irony.
The preview clip with Riccardo Scamarcio already shows the first uncomfortable question about the erotic scene filmed with Monica Bellucci on the set of the film Love manual 2 free. According to Fagnani, the actor was “very open to the game, more funny than shady.” The presenter also reveals that interviewing actors is difficult ”because they have the ability to interpret a character even when you interview them”.
But the interviews conducted in Beasts they manage to break down the defenses of their guests, and this is exactly what keeps the audience interested. It is true that the speech was a great success, not only in ratings, but also on social platforms, where she has reached 28.4 million views in Instagram, X, Facebook and YouTube video content.
Since 2018, Fagnani has been interviewing characters from entertainment, politics and news with direct and almost ruthless questions, who, under pressure from the presenter, are giving the public parts of themselves that are usually hidden. The secret, according to the presenter, is only: “go deep”. Only in this way can people be able to say something that goes beyond masks.
What themes and issues can viewers expect to see addressed in the new season of Belve?
Interview between Time.news Editor (TNE) and Media Expert (ME)
TNE: Good evening, and thank you for joining us today! We’re excited to dive into the world of Italian television, particularly with the return of the irreverent program Belve hosted by Francesca Fagnani. With the show airing tonight on Rai 2, what can you tell us about its cultural significance?
ME: Good evening, and thank you for having me! Belve has carved out a unique niche in Italian television. Francesca Fagnani’s approach blends humor with incisive commentary, which allows her to engage in discussions that are often overlooked by more traditional formats. This is important in a media landscape where audiences are increasingly looking for authenticity and depth.
TNE: That’s an interesting point. The first episode features notable guests—Maria Venier, Flavia Vento, and Riccardo Scamarcio. How do you think their presence will impact the show’s dynamics?
ME: Each guest brings a distinct perspective and a wealth of experience. Maria Venier, known for her charisma and experience in hosting, will likely add a sense of warmth and relatability. Flavia Vento’s vibrant personality can spark lively discussions, while Riccardo Scamarcio, with his background in cinema, will bring a nuanced view to contemporary issues. Fagnani’s skill in navigating these personalities will be crucial to maintaining an engaging dynamic.
TNE: It sounds like a recipe for robust conversation. Speaking of conversation, what do you think has contributed to the show’s popularity in previous seasons?
ME: The show’s popularity stems from its unique format and Fagnani’s fearless interviewing style. She has a knack for asking the tough questions, often delivering them with a touch of irreverence that keeps both guests and viewers on their toes. This kind of unpredictability is refreshing and helps foster a more genuine exchange of ideas, which resonates well with audiences.
TNE: With social media playing such a big role in amplifying television shows nowadays, do you think Belve will see any viral moments this season?
ME: Absolutely! The combination of sharp wit and strong personalities inevitably leads to quotable moments. If Fagnani gets her guests to drop candid or controversial statements, clips can easily go viral on platforms like Instagram or Twitter. This kind of social media buzz can significantly extend the show’s reach beyond its airing time.
TNE: That’s a fascinating perspective. what can audiences expect from this season, considering the trends in television today?
ME: Audiences can expect a mix of humor and hard-hitting discussions that reflect ongoing cultural and societal debates. In a time when audiences are more socially conscious, Belve has the potential to tackle topical issues while still being entertaining. The blend of serious conversations and light-hearted banter will likely be key to keeping viewers engaged.
TNE: Thank you for these insights! We look forward to seeing how Belve unfolds this season, and of course, to the lively exchanges that Francesca Fagnani is known for!
ME: Thank you for having me! I’m looking forward to it as well.