Marina Confalone

Marina Confalone was born on Jun 02, 1951 in Italy. Marina Confalone's big-screen debut came with City of Women directed by Federico Fellini in 1980. Marina Confalone is known for Parenti serpenti directed by Mario Monicelli, Tommaso Bianco stars as Michele and Renato Cecchetto as Filippo. Marina Confalone has got 12 awards and 7 nominations so far. The most recent award Marina Confalone achieved is Golden Ciak Awards. The upcoming new movie Marina Confalone plays is The Vice of Hope which will be released on Nov 22, 2018.

She made her debut at a very young theater with Eduardo De Filippo company (remember her portrayal of Mary, the maid of the family in Cimmaruta "Le voci di dentro"), then becoming cinematic character of order. One of her best films is "Così parlò Bellavista", in which he plays the role of a waitress. She was addressed to, among others, directors Federico Fellini, Lina Wertmüller, Carlo Lizzani, Mario Monicelli, Steno and Luciano De Crescenzo, and starred alongside actors such as Alberto Sordi, Paolo Villaggio, Paolo Switchboard, Michele Placido, Gigi Proietti, Enrico Montesano, Roberto Benigni, Lino Banfi. Throughout her career she has won four David di Donatello. She has demonstrated her talents on television, for which she was an interpreter in 1978, next to Tino Buazzelli Teo Teocoli and the television drama "Il balordo" based on the novel by Piero Chiara.