Enrico Bonaccorti Go back in time. guest of Peter Gomez In La Confessione, the former actress talks about the years of youth protests in Rome. With her always Giuliano Ferrara. “Ferrara – he reveals to the journalist in Il Nove – was my leader in 1968. I was the only girl among all the guys that occupied the Lucrezio and they took us with their cell phones, they took us to the barracks, we were arrested”.
A revelation that supplants the presenter, who is now broadcasting the images in which the two protagonists can be seen: “In the first photo, even if you can’t see me, I have behind Giuliano with his big white raincoat.” There is however no jokes. The former presenter of Non è la Rai is then pressed for the turning point in Ferrara: “Then he embraced Craxi and Berlusconi from communism. Why do you think?” asks Gomez. “Because you live, you see life changing around you, maybe he’s changing too. I dont know. I was so amazed then. I even tried to talk to him about it once, but he angrily glossed over it, like that I was almost scared“.
But there is another well-known character who was very important to Bonaccorti, namely Paolo Liguori. Along with him, the former actress was part of the Gruppo degli Uccelli. He called her “Rag” while she was nicknamed “Clementine” because of her smile. “Smile – he continues – fresh ‘like a mint,’ they said. Paolo Liguori was beautiful. He had long hair and I’ve always liked men with long hair. I was dating another guy with long hair called ‘Muse’ and he was my classmate. And he was my friend.”