As we all know, Italy is a big film country, and so far it is still the country with the most Oscars for best foreign language film, twice more than France. Italian directors whose names end with "Ni" can make a name for themselves โ Fellini, Antonioni, Rossellini, Pasolini (just Play Terrier, Visconti, DeSica, Leone and Dindo Baras are also outstanding).
But compared to France, there don't seem to be many Italian movie stars, although there have also been world-class beauties such as Sofia Roland and Monica Bellucci. Part of the reason may be that post-war neorealism pursued a natural style, preferring to use amateur actors, causing some damage to the soil of movie stars. Watching old Italian movies, probably the most impressive male and female protagonists for many people will be Mastruani + foreign actresses.
This post throws bricks and jade to take stock of some italian beauty actresses with high or low popularity, welcome to nominate everyone.
The first, monica bellucci, which is well known to everyone, will not be repeated. Ball Flower candidate, won almost every douban than the united...
The second, Italy's most successful actress Sofia Loren, a popular symbol of the times, has an Acting Career with Oscars,Cannes, Venice's Film Queen, Oscars, Venice, Berlin's Lifetime Achievement Award, and also the great director Desica's favorite actress.
The first of the episodes, Claudia Cardinale, is a Tunisian, so it is counted as a novel, very exotic.
She should be said to be the number two female star of Italy in the 60s, along with Alandron, the favorite of the big director Visconti. Although her reputation at that time was not as good as Roland's, her works were actually stronger than Roland's, "Eight and a Half Parts", "Leopard", "Once Upon a Time in the West", and "Land Boat" are all masterpieces of film history.
Cannes paid tribute to her with posters, representing the wild beauty of freedom and unrestrainedness. She also received lifetime achievement awards in Venice and Berlin.
Third place, Stefania Sandrelli, pure and cute, Douban many comments said like a cat, or a refined version of Taylor Swift... There are indeed angles that look a lot like mold, like the last one.
She is a favorite of the director of The Last Emperor, Bertolucci, with the Venetian Lifetime Achievement Award. The places where you may have seen her are "Stealing Incense" and "Ham, Ham", she played the mother of the male protagonist in "Ham, Ham", hindering the love between her son and Xiao Panpan.
The fourth, Monica Vitti, is Antonioni's favorite. Although not as gorgeous as above, but with a unique temperament, her expression is Antonioni's brush for expressing loneliness and alienation.
Her masterpieces are naturally Antonioni's four masterpieces "Eclipse", "Red Desert", "Adventure" and "Night", all four of which won grand prizes in Euro III (Cannes Jury, Golden Lion, Cannes Jury, Golden Bear). Naturally, she is also indispensable to the Venetian Lifetime Achievement Award.
The fifth, Ania Pieroni, is not a particularly famous actress herself, but this picture has been circulated too widely... From Agido's horror film Hell
Sixth place, silvana mangano, this is my bootleg, similar to Ingrid Bergman... Pasolini and Visconti worked more with her, and although I seemed to understand the Theorem, she was beautiful and remembered.
Seventh, Isabella Rossellini, this should also be familiar to many, the daughter of Ingrid Bergman, apparently she inherited her mother's beauty. She is one of the most famous models in Europe in the 80s.
She is best known in film circles for David Lynch's Blue/Silk/Velvet, in which she plays a very mysterious, desirable woman. Pushing the "Ingrid Bergman Oral Transcript", looking at her calm and elegant interview, you know that her charm is really more than good looks.
There are also some of the more famous actresses, such as Juliet Tamasina, Anna Maniani, who are not themselves hanging, and will not be mentioned here.
In addition, Italy is also rich in se/qing film actors, but in order to maintain the life of this post, it is not mentioned... You can throw a name out, donatella damiani, who played Fellini's "City of Women", if you go to search for her photos, I believe her figure will shock you to the three views refreshed.
Lou Li's nominated Lucilla Morlacchi in "Leopard", like the opera goddess Karas.