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A voluptuous Italian screen siren, Laura Antonelli rated somewhere between Sophia Loren and Stefania Sandrelli in the earth mother/sex goddess category. She debuted in the cheesy sequel "Dr. Goldfoot & the Girl Bombs" (1966) and made her American debut as James Garner's girl in Vic Morrow's uneven Western "A Man Called Sledge" (1970). Claude Chabrol cast her as Mia Farrow's sexy sister in "Docteur Popaul" (1972) but it was her turn as a servant who comes between a widowed father and his son in "Malizia" (1973) that established her....
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Filmography

Malizia 2mila - ( Angela / 1992 / Released / )
L' Avaro - ( Frosina / 1990 / Released / )
Gli Indifferenti - ( Lisa / 1989 / Released / )
Rimini Rimini - ( Rich Woman / 1987 / Released / Medusa Pictures )
Roba da Ricchi - ( Mapi / 1987 / Released / )
La Venexiana - ( Angela / 1986 / Released / Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group )
Grandi Magazzini - ( Elena Anzellotti / 1985 / Released / )
La Gabbia - ( Marie / 1985 / Released / FCA )
Tranches de Vie - ( / 1984 / Released / AAA )
Porca vacca! - ( / 1983 / Released / Filmexport Group )
Viuulentemente Mia - ( / 1983 / Released / Fida Cinematografica )
Sesso e volentieri - ( Appearing in 4 Disguises / 1982 / Released / Italian International Film )
Till Marriage Do Us Part - ( Eugenia / 1982 / Released / Franklin Media Group )
Passione d'amore - ( Clara / 1981 / Released / )
Il Malato Immaginario - ( Tonina / 1979 / Released / )
Letti Selvaggi - ( / 1978 / Released / Avis Filmverleih )
Lovers and Other Relatives - ( / 1978 / Released / Seymour Borde & Associates )
Tigers in Lipstick - ( / 1978 / Released / )
Mogliamante - ( Antonia / 1977 / Released / PIC )
L' Innocente - ( Giuliana Hermil / 1976 / Released / Rizzoli Film Productions )
La Divina Creatura - ( Manuela Roderighi / 1975 / Released / )
Mio Dio, come sono Caduta in Basso - ( Eugenia / 1974 / Released / )
Malizia - ( Angela / 1973 / Released / Cineriz )
Peccato Veniale - ( Laura / 1973 / Released / Cineriz )
Sessomatto - ( / 1973 / Released / )
Docteur Popaul - ( Martine Dupont / 1972 / Released / Films La Boetie )
Sans Mobile Apparent - ( Juliette / 1971 / Released / Valoria Films )
A Man Called Sledge - ( Ria / 1970 / Released / )
Bali - ( Daria / 1970 / Released / International Film Company )
Dr. Goldfoot & the Girl Bombs - ( Rosanna / 1966 / Released / AIP )
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A voluptuous Italian screen siren, Laura Antonelli rated somewhere between Sophia Loren and Stefania Sandrelli in the earth mother/sex goddess category. She debuted in the cheesy sequel "Dr. Goldfoot & the Girl Bombs" (1966) and made her American debut as James Garner's girl in Vic Morrow's uneven Western "A Man Called Sledge" (1970). Claude Chabrol cast her as Mia Farrow's sexy sister in "Docteur Popaul" (1972) but it was her turn as a servant who comes between a widowed father and his son in "Malizia" (1973) that established her. She went on to grace numerous Italian sex farces, but also appeared occasionally in more distinguished outings. In Luchino Visconti's swan song, "L'Innocente/The Innocent" (1976), she was torn between Marcello Mastroianni and Giancarlo Giannini. She reteamed with Mastroianni for the erotic drama "Mogliamante/Wifemistress" (1977), as his repressed wife who undergoes a sexual awakening. Antonelli had one of her best screen roles as the married lover of an army officer who in turn is pursued by a neurotic woman in Ettore Scola's study of obsessive love "Passione d'Amore" (1981). She continued in similar roles throughout the 80s, but her career came to a standstill in May 1991 when she was arrested and sentenced to a three-and-one-half year jail term for possession of cocaine. Antonelli's last feature to date was in the sequel "Malizia 2mila" (1991), in which she delivered a lackluster and half-hearted performance.

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husband:Enrico Piacentini (divorced)
Awards (Back to top)
David di Donatello Prize Best Supporting Actress "Passione d'Amore" 1981

Milestones (Back to top)
1992 Reprised her role from "Malizia" for the sequel "Malizia 2mila"; filmed before her arrest
1991 Arrested for possession of cocaine, and sentenced to a three year six month jail term on May 9
1981 Delivered a strong turn as the beautiful mistress of an army officer in Ettore Scola's "Passione d'amore"
1976 Co-starred with Mastroianni and Giancarlo Giannini in Luchino Visconti's last film "L'Innocente"
1975 First of three films opposite Marcello Mastroianni, "La Divina Creatura"
1973 Had one of her best roles in the feature "Malizia"
1970 First US film, "A Man Called Sledge", directed by Vic Morrow
1966 Feature debut in "Dr. Gooldfoot & the Girl Bombs"

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