Get ready for the classic afternoon appointment on Rai 1 with Oggi è un altro giorno, hosted by the talented Serena Bortone! Today’s special guest is the unique Antonella Lualdi. You think you know her but let’s dive into her bio and personal life. Don’t miss this incredible episode! Continue reading!
who is antonella lualdi
Antonella Lualdi is a passionate actress and singer who has graced us with her presence for almost seven decades! Today he is 87 years old and his career has spanned film, television and music leaving us in awe of his talent and charisma.
Antonella Lualdi, née Antonietta De Pascale, was born in Beirut on July 6, 1931 to a star fate. Her Italian father and Greek mother laid the foundation for her illustrious career as an actress and singer. She made her debut in the musical film Signorinella when she was only 19 and was immediately celebrated as a star alongside Lucia Bosé and Gina Lollobrigida. In the 1950s he had numerous successes and was involved in films that would go down in history. In the 1970s he recorded the 45 rpm “Il sogno” with arrangements by Stelvio Cipriani. In 2018 Antonella published her first autobiography “Antonella amata da Franco” and is also the protagonist of the song Voyages Extraordinaires by Alessandro Orlando Graiano. Antonella’s is a story of undeniable passion and success.
The most successful films
Let me share with you the incredible body of work Antonella Lualdi has produced over the last century, a selection of her most notable and successful films!
Luigi Giachino’s 1951 film Miracle in Viggiù is a passionate masterpiece that will captivate viewers with its stunning visuals and captivating story.
Carlo Manzoni’s 1951 film 13, which she directed, is an absolute masterpiece!
See the masterpiece that is Mario Bonnard’s 1951 film, The Last Judgment! An immersive cinematic experience that will amaze and captivate you from start to finish.
The Tuner Has Arrived (1952) by Duilio Coletti, and it’s sure to be an exciting experience!
Pentimento, Enzo Di Gianni’s passionate 1952 masterpiece, will captivate and captivate viewers with its gripping story and stunning imagery.
Mario Bonnard’s 1952 film Children Are Not For Sale is a passionate exploration of the struggles and triumphs of childhood.
The timeless classic directed by the legendary Leonardo De Mitri in 1952, Cats and Dogs is a film that has captivated viewers for generations!
Immerse yourself in the forbidden tales of Three Forbidden Stories brought to life by the masterful director Augusto Genina in 1952!
Alberto Lattuada’s The Coat (1952) is a cinematic masterpiece that captivates and captures the heart!
Lionello De Felice’s 1952 masterpiece, The Novel of My Life is truly something to get excited about!
An emotional masterpiece directed by Christian-Jaque from 1952, When Women Love is sure to touch your heart and make you feel all the love in the world.
Just for you, Lucia – a 1952 film by the legendary Franco Rossi – is a classic that will fill your heart with passion!
The Blind Woman of Sorrento, directed by Giacomo Gentilomo (1952), is a film that fascinates me deeply. This cinematic work of art has become one of my favorites and I can’t stop watching it over and over again. It’s a masterpiece by Giacomo Gentilomo and one of the best films of the 1950s.
William Tell, an incredible 1953 film directed by the legendary Jack Cardiff, is a must-see! It’s a gripping story that will leave you in awe and a passionate appreciation for the art of cinema.
Géza von Bolváry’s 1953 masterpiece The Daughter of the Regiment is an immersive and captivating experience!
Forgive me! Forgive me! Directed by the incomparable Mario Costa in 1953 – a must see!
Oh man! What villains! Directed by Glauco Pellegrini in 1953.
Oh, the beautiful music of Domenico Paolella’s Great Songs (1953)!
Roberto Rossellini’s 1954 masterpiece Half-Century Loves, Episode Naples 1943 is a timeless classic that evokes intense emotion and passion.
Carlo Lizzani’s 1954 masterpiece Chronicles of Poor Lovers is an emotional journey that captivates viewers with its passionate story.
I am a loving husband and proud father of two beautiful daughters. My private life is mine and I value it very much.
Antonella Lualdi and Franco Interlenghi’s passionate love story began on the set of Songs for the Streets in 1950 and culminated in their marriage in 1955. From their great love two magnificent daughters were born: Antonella, who later became an actress, and Star.