Lea Massari
Italian actress and singer (born 1933)
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Carlo Bianchini
(m. 1963; div. 2004)Anna Maria Massetani (born 30 June 1933), known professionally as Lea Massari, is an Italian actress and singer.
Massetani was born in Rome and studied architecture in Switzerland. She adopted her stage name at the age of 22, after the sudden death of her fiancé Leo.
Massari became known in art cinema for two roles: the missing girl Anna in Michelangelo Antonioni's L'Avventura (1960), and as Clara, the mother of a sexually precocious 14-year-old boy named Laurent (Benoît Ferreux) in Louis Malle's Murmur of the Heart (1971).[2]
Massari worked in both Italian and French cinema. Her career includes Sergio Leone's debut The Colossus of Rhodes (Il Colosso di Rodi, 1961)[3] and international commercial films such as The Things of Life (Les choses de la vie, 1970).
Massari was a member of the jury at the Cannes Film Festival in 1975.[4]
Massari won the Nastro d'Argento for Best Supporting Actress award for her appearance in Francesco Rosi's Christ Stopped at Eboli (Cristo si è fermato a Eboli, 1979), .
Partial filmography
- Proibito (1955) – Agnese Barras
- Dreams in a Drawer (1957) – Lucia Moretti
- Resurrection (1958) – Marja Pawlowna
- L'avventura (1960) – Anna
- From a Roman Balcony (1960) – Freja
- Il Colosso di Rodi (1961) – Diala
- A Difficult Life (1961) – Elena Pavinato
- Morte di un bandito (1961) – Santa
- Dreams Die at Dawn (1961) – Anna Miklos
- Le Monte-charge (1962) – Marthe Dravet
- The Four Days of Naples (1962) – Maria (uncredited)
- The Captive City (1962) – Lelia Mendores
- Weeping for a Bandit (1964) – María Jerónima
- L'Insoumis (1964) – Dominique Servet
- La coda del diavolo (1964)
- Le Soldatesse (1965) – Toula Demantritza
- Made in Italy (1965) – Monica (segment "1 'Usi e costumi', episode 3")
- Il giardino delle delizie (1967) – Carlo's mistress
- Volver a vivir (1968) – María
- I Want Him Dead (1968) – Aloma
- Les Choses de la vie (1970) – Catherine Bérard
- Céleste (1970) – Hélène
- Senza via d'uscita (1970) – Britt
- Murmur of the Heart (1971) – Clara Chevalier
- Paolo e Francesca (1971)
- And Hope to Die (1972) – Sugar
- La prima notte di quiete (1972) – Monica
- La Femme en bleu (1973) – Aurélie
- Le Silencieux [fr] (1973) – Maria Menela
- Le Fils [fr] (1973) – Maria
- Story of a Love Story (1973) – Woman
- La Main à couper [fr] (1974) – Hélène Noblet
- Allonsanfàn (1974) – Charlotte
- Peur sur la ville (1975) – Nora Elmer
- Chi dice donna dice donna (1976) – Gilbert (segment "Papa e maman")
- L'Ordinateur des pompes funèbres [fr] (1976) – Gloria
- La linea del fiume (1976) – Amanda Treves
- Violette et François [fr] (1977) – Mère de François
- Repérages (1977) – Cecilia
- El perro (1977) – Muriel
- Antonio Gramsci: The Days of Prison (1977) – Tania
- Dirty Dreamer (1978) – Joséphe
- Les Rendez-vous d'Anna (1978) – La mère d'Anna
- Christ Stopped at Eboli (1979) – Luisa Levi
- Le Divorcement (1979) – Rosa
- La Flambeuse (1981) – Louise
- Sarah [fr] (1983) – Carla Angelli
- La Septième Cible [fr] (1984) – Nelly
- Segreti segreti (1984) – Marta, Laura's Mother
- Viaggio d'amore (1990) – Zaira (final film role)
References
- ^ Gosetti, Giorgio (29 June 2024). "Lea Massari, il compleanno di un'antidiva ribelle" (in Italian). ANSA. Retrieved 15 July 2024.
- ^ Monahan, Mark (9 March 2002). "Film-makers on film: Wes Anderson". The Daily Telegraph. London. Retrieved 27 November 2009.
- ^ "The Colossus of Rhodes". The Sydney Morning Herald. 23 October 2006. Retrieved 27 November 2009.
- ^ "Cannes Film Festival Goes on Despite Bombing ". St. Petersburg Times. 10 May 1975. Retrieved 27 November 2009.
External links
- Lea Massari at IMDb
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- Giulietta Masina (1951)
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- Tina Pica (1955)
- Valentina Cortese (1956)
- Marisa Merlini (1957)
- Franca Marzi (1958)
- Dorian Gray (1959)
- Cristina Gaioni (1960)
- Didi Perego (1961)
- Monica Vitti (1962)
- Regina Bianchi (1963)
- Sandra Milo (1964)
- Tecla Scarano (1965)
- Sandra Milo (1966)
- Olga Villi (1967)
- Maria Grazia Buccella (1968)
- Pupella Maggio (1969)
- Not awarded (1970)
- Francesca Romana Coluzzi (1971)
- Marina Berti / Silvana Mangano (1972)
- Lea Massari (1973)
- Adriana Asti (1974)
- Giovanna Ralli (1975)
- Maria Teresa Albani (1976)
- Adriana Asti (1977)
- Virna Lisi (1978)
- Lea Massari (1979)
- Stefania Sandrelli (1980)
- Ida Di Benedetto (1981)
- Claudia Cardinale (1982)
- Virna Lisi (1983)
- Monica Scattini (1984)
- Marina Confalone (1985)
- Isa Danieli (1986)
- Ottavia Piccolo (1987)
- Elena Sofia Ricci (1988)
- Stefania Sandrelli (1989)
- Nancy Brilli (1990)
- Zoe Incrocci (1991)
- Ilaria Occhini (1992)
- Paola Quattrini (1993)
- Milena Vukotic (1994)
- Virna Lisi (1995)
- Regina Bianchi (1996)
- Lucia Poli (1997)
- Mimma De Rosalia / Maria Aliotta / Annamaria Confalone / Adele Aliotta / Francesca Di Cesare / Eleonora Teriaca / Concetta Alfano / Antonia Uzzo (1998)
- Stefania Sandrelli (1999)
- Marina Massironi (2000)
- Stefania Sandrelli (2001)
- Margherita Buy / Virna Lisi / Sandra Ceccarelli (2002)
- Monica Bellucci (2003)
- Margherita Buy (2004)
- Giovanna Mezzogiorno (2005)
- Angela Finocchiaro (2006)
- Ambra Angiolini (2007)
- Sabrina Ferilli (2008)
- Francesca Neri (2009)
- Isabella Ragonese / Elena Sofia Ricci / Lunetta Savino (2010)
- Carolina Crescentini (2011)
- Michela Cescon (2012)
- Sabrina Ferilli (2013)
- Paola Minaccioni (2014)
- Micaela Ramazzotti (2015)
- Greta Scarano (2016)
- Sabrina Ferilli / Carla Signoris (2017)
- Kasia Smutniak (2018)
- Marina Confalone (2019)
- Valeria Golino (2020)
- Sara Serraiocco (2021)
- Luisa Ranieri (2022)
- Barbora Bobuľová (2023)
- Isabella Rossellini (2024)
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