From Tom Ford and Anna Wintour to Sophia Loren, all the real celebrity characters inHouse of Gucci

Here are the surprise celebrity characters that appear in minor roles opposite Lady Gaga, Adam Driver, and Jared Leto in Ridley Scott’s true-crime drama House of Gucci.

While Patrizia Reggianitakes out the trash, it’s time for us to take in all the surprise celebrity characters that appear oppositeLady Gaga,Adam Driver,Jared Leto, and more in Ridley Scott’s juicy murder dramaHouse of Gucci.

Below, EW rounds up the actors behind the notable names who show up in bit parts across the true-crime saga, which tells the story of Reggiani’s (Gaga) murder-for-hire plot to assassinate her Gucci heir ex-husband, Maurizio (Driver).

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Reeve Carney as Tom Ford in ‘House of Gucci.'.MGM; Evan Agostini/Liaison

Reeve Carney as Tom Ford

Spider-Man: Turn Off the Darkactor Reeve Carney web-slinged his dashing good looks and suave sensibilities intoTom Ford’s Gucci loafers in a small role as the fashion superstar who became the brand’s creative directorand changed the course of the company for the betterin 1994.

Madalina Ghenea as Sophia Loren

No one oozes Italian excellence like Oscar winnerSophia Loren, but jaw-dropping Romanian model Madalina Ghenea pays dutiful tribute to the silver screen legend during her brief appearance alongside Aldo Gucci (Al Pacino) outside one of the brand’s marquee stores.

Antonello Annunziata as Karl Lagerfeld

Italian actor Antonello Annunziata has only appeared in a handful of European productions to date, with his blink-and-you’ll-miss-it part as Chanel’s former creative director (who died in 2019) marking his Hollywood debut.

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Mãdãlina Ghenea as Sophia Loren in ‘House of Gucci.'.MGM; Ron Galella/Getty Images

Catherine Walker as Anna Wintour

Martino Palmisano as Richard Avedon

During the same sequence that features Wintour, shots of Maurizio posing for famed photographer Richard Avedon (Martino Palmisano, in his only film credit) flash onscreen, bathed in the world-renowned portraiture artist’s signature black-and-white style.

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