Eleonora Giorgi

Eleonora Giorgi was an actress who had a successful Hollywood career. Giorgi began her acting career with roles in such films as the drama "Storia di Una Monaca di Clausura" (1973) with Catherine Spaak, "Conviene far bene l'Amore" (1975) and the comedy "Cuore Di Cane" (1975) with Max von Sydow. She also appeared in "Una Spirale di Nebbia" (1977) with Marina Berti, "Disposta a tutto" (1978) and "Inferno" (1978) with Leigh McCloskey. She continued to act in productions like "Le Baratineur" (1978), "Mani di Velluto" (1979) and the drama "To Forget Venice" (1979) with Erland Josephson. She also appeared in "Borotalco" (1981), "Nudo di Donna" (1981) and "Grand Hotel Excelsior" (1982). During the latter part of her career, she tackled roles in "Oltre la Porta" (1982), "Appassionata" (1985) and "Giovanni Senzapensieri" (1986). She also appeared in the comedy "Compagni di scuola" (1988) with Carlo Verdone and the Paolo Villaggio comedy adaptation "Il Volpone" (1988). Most recently, Giorgi acted in "SoloMetro" (2007).