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Giulietta Masina. Actress: Nights of Cabiria. Born in San Giorgio di Piano, Giulietta Masina spent part of her teenage years living with a widowed aunt in Rome, where she cultivated a passion for the theater and studied for a degree in Philosophy. She began her career on the radio with the program "Terzoglio" (1942), about the adventures of newlyweds Cico and Pallina from scripts written by ...
25. März 2020 · Cabiria/Masina ist ein Komet, Fellinis Filmwelt ihr Schweif. 1954 feierte Federico Fellini einen großen Erfolg mit dem melodramatischen La Strada – Das Lied der Straße, und Die Nächte der Cabiria gilt gemeinhin als dessen positive Variation. Parallelen sind in den Frauencharakteren zu beobachten, die im Mittelpunkt der Filme stehen.
Biographien Giulietta Masina. (Giulia Anna Masina) geboren am 22. Februar 1921 in San Giorgio di Piano (nahe Bologna) gestorben am 23. März 1994 in Rom. italienische Schauspielerin; Frau von Federico Fellini. 300. Todestag am 23.
Giulietta Masina erhielt einen Vertrag, der ihr eine Gage von vier Millionen Lire (umgerechnet 26.800 Mark) zusicherte. Giulietta Masina spielte in „La Strada“ überzeugend ein naives Bauernmädchen, das von seiner Familie für einen Teller Nudeln als Sklavin an den brutalen Reisenden Zampanó (Anthony Quinn) verkauft wird.
23. Apr. 2024 · spouse Federico Fellini. Giulietta Masina (born February 22, 1921, San Giorgio di Piano, near Bologna, Italy—died March 23, 1994, Rome) was an Italian motion-picture actress and the wife of Italian film director Federico Fellini. Her portrayal of waiflike innocents served as the emotional focal point for some of Fellini’s best films.
La strada. With this breakthrough film, Federico Fellini launched both himself and his wife and collaborator Giulietta Masina to international stardom, breaking with the neorealism of his early career in favor of a personal, poetic vision of life as a bittersweet carnival. The infinitely expressive Masina registers both childlike wonder and ...
24. März 1994 · Giulietta Masina, the waiflike actress who became one of Italy's best-known movie stars, died today in a Rome hospital less than five months after the death of her husband, the director Federico ...
