Ida Di Benedetto
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From Wikipedia Ida Di Benedetto (born 3 June 1945) is an Italian actress and film producer. She appeared in 53 films and television shows between 1974 and 2004. She starred in the film The Whores, which was entered into the 1994 Cannes Film Festival. She won the Nastro d'Argento (Silver Ribbon) for Best Supporting Actress in 1981 for her supporting role as Maria Rosa in Fontamara and the following year she won the Nastro d'Argento for Best Actress for Immacolata e Concetta.
Known for
Credits
Quartet (2001)
as Elena
Immacolata and Concetta: The Other Jealousy (1980)
as Immacolata
Day of the Idiots (1981)
as Elisabeth
Fratella e Sorello (2005)
as Cicera
Palermo or Wolfsburg (1980)
as Giovanna
Miracle of Marcellino (1991)
as La contessa
Hotel Room (1981)
as Laura
Joseph of Nazareth (2000)
as Elizabeth
Calling All Police Cars (1975)
as House Madam
The Sicilian Connection (1985)
as Amanda Smedile
Bitter Champagne (1986)
as Mariam
The Whores (1994)
as Orlanda
Ferdinando, Man of Love (1990)
Actor
Heads I Win, Tails You Lose (1982)
as Stefania
Mother Ebe (1985)
as Maria Pia Sturla
Giuramento (1982)
as Concetta Esposito
Più bello di così si muore (1982)
as Ottavia
Oltremare - Non è l'America (1998)
as Gemma
Rosa Funzeca (2002)
as Rosa Funzeca
Tradimento (1982)
as Carmela
The Kingdom of Naples (1978)
as Pupetta Ferrante
The Three of Us (1984)
as Maria Caterina Pallavicini
Three Touches (2014)
as Marcella
Blues metropolitano (1985)
as Elena
Regina (1987)
as Regina
Morte di una Strega (1996)
as Concetta
Fontamara (1980)
as Maria Rosa
Alla fine della notte (2003)
Actor
La ballata di Eva (1985)
Actor
Fondali notturni (2002)
Actor
Afraid to Love (1995)
Actor
Madre come te (2004)
as Rosaria Caruso
The Incinerator (1984)
as Mora
Guapparia (1984)
as Margherita
Leone nel basilico (2015)
as Maria Celeste
Sleep of Reason (1984)
as Dr. Dea Jannsen