Sophia Loren
Sophia Loren Biography
(September 20, 1934, Rome, Italy), Italian actress, who rose above his humble origins in postwar Naples to become universally recognized as one of the most beautiful women of Italy, and the most famous movie star.
Before working on the film, has changed its name to Sophia loren Lazzaro Scicolone to work in photo-novels, pulp magazines popular, to view pictures of the novel. His first film role was as an additive, one of the many slaves in the American production of Quo Vadis? (1951). Under the guidance of producer Carlo Ponti (her husband), Sophia loren Scicolone was transformed into Sophia Loren. His career was a series of low-budget comedies issued prior to the attention of critics and Aida (1953), lip-sync when they sing the role of Renate Tebaldi. .
Sophia loren beauty often overshadowed his immense talent as an actress, but her charisma earth, even in these early works as Vittorio De Sica's L'Oro di Napoli (1954, Golden Naples) is obvious. Help Ponti, Sophia loren has increased its international visibility by placing them in Hollywood films in front of the biggest stars like Cary Grant, Clark Gable, Frank Sinatra, Alan Ladd, William Holden and Paul Newman. This commitment was undoubtedly help to win best actress Oscar for Two Women De Sica (1961, two women), have a good performance as the mother of teenagers brave deeds during the Second World War. .
Two other De Sica films showed his comic talents and paired with another icon of Italian cinema, Marcello Mastroianni: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow (1963, yesterday, today and tomorrow), the film Oscar for best foreign film Marriage was all, Italy (1964, Marriage in Italian). The best results later in his career was the director Ettore Scola Mastroianni A Special Days (1977, special day). Sophia loren is more work involved in film, TV Courage (1986) and films Ready to Wear (1994), directed by Robert Altman, and the musical Nine (2009). .
International recognition for the excellent work life includes Sophia loren acting career in 1991, Oscar and a Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement of the Venice Film Festival in 1998. Sophia loren also made headlines in 1990 for his strong defense of animal rights.
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