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Rina Franchetti

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Rina Franchetti

  • Mother of actress Sara Franchetti.
  • She returned to the screen in the postwar years, acting as a character actress in some moderately valuable films; in 1960 he appeared in La dolce vita by Federico Fellini, outlining a secondary but somewhat prominent character.
  • She appeared in numerous dramas and television series, including in 1955 'Piccole donne' directed by Anton Giulio Majano, in 1962 'Il caso Maurizius' again with Majano, in 1965 'Resurrezione' , directed by Franco Enriquez, and, in 1967, 'La fiera della vanità', , again directed by Majano.
  • She was an Italian film actress who appeared in 50 films between 1932 and 1990.
  • In 1985 she took part in the radio variety show "Lagrime"aired on Radio 1 as the grandmother of Diego Cugia, author and host of the program together with Massimo Catalano, and in 1988 she took part in the play "Donna Pirandello", directed by Aldo Sarullo.
  • She has also worked as a popular voice actress.
  • From the second half of the seventies her film career was rapidly declining, but she remained in the business until her death at the age of one hundred and two.
  • One of the most representative figures of twentieth-century theatre, she made her stage debut in the company of Luigi Pirandello, then working alongside Lamberto Picasso.
  • With a melodic and well-set voice, (she also worked as a voice actor, but essentially of second-rate character actresses), she was very frequently engaged in radio prose for EIAR and RAI since the early 1930s.
  • She made her debut as an actress in 1932, with the film Two Happy Hearts (Due cuori felici) directed by Baldassarre Negroni, but she almost immediately interrupted her film career.

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