Lidia Alfonsi
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Lydia Alfonsi, born Lidia (Parma, 27 April 1928 - Parma, 21 September 2022), was an Italian actress. An actress of great expressiveness, her name is linked above all to the golden age of television dramas in the 1960s, with works such as La Pisana; Mastro Don Gesualdo; Luisa Sanfelice and Il segreto di Luca. In 1970, she received the French critics' award for best Italian television actress. Though acclaimed for her roles on the classical stage (including as Medea, Phaedra and Electra) she is probably best known abroad as a protagonist of films like Hercules (1958), Morgan the Pirate (1960) and The Trojan Horse (1961) (all starring Steve Reeves). Alfonsi also co-starred alongside Boris Karloff in Mario Bava 's atmospheric psycho- thriller Black Sabbath (1963). Alfonsi was named a Grand Officer of the Italian Republic by then-president of Italy Alessandro Pertini. She retired from screen acting in 1997.
Known for
Credits
Life Is Beautiful (1997)
as Mrs. Guicciardini
Black Sabbath (1963)
as Mary (segment "The Telephone")
Open Doors (1990)
as Marchesa Anna Pironti
The Trojan Horse (1961)
as Cassandra
Lebbra bianca (1951)
Actor
Face to Face (1967)
as Belle de Winton
Hercules (1958)
as The Sybil
Summer Night (1963)
as Carmen
Susanna and Me (1957)
as Julia
The Law (1959)
as Giuseppina
Una lepre con la faccia di bambina (—)
as madre di Sara
The Loves of Hercules (1960)
as Megara
Messalina Against the Son of Hercules (1964)
Actor
Love Birds (1969)
as Conny
Morgan, the Pirate (1960)
as Dona Maria
The Dolphins (1960)
as attrice giovane
A Man for Burning (1962)
as Francesca (as Lydia Alfonsi)
Manos sucias (1957)
as Pilar
Lady Dynamite (1973)
Actor
The Strange Night (1967)
as Erika
L'amore è come il sole (1969)
as Ursula
Al calar del sipario (1965)
Actor
Violence and Love (1965)
as Lucia