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Fiamma Maglione (d. 2003)

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Alias:
Fiamma Maione
Mag Fleming
Maglione
Meg Fleming

Died:
January 1, 2003

Biography from TheMovieDB

Fiamma Maglione was the wife of Italian producer Mino Loy. She occasionally acted and composed music for his films, namely Umberto Lenzi's two cannibal exploitation films in the early 80's (CANNIBAL FEROX and EATEN ALIVE) as well as Lenzi's later BLUE LAGOON knockoff DAUGHTER OF THE JUNGLE. She had a few key roles and bit parts in Italian exploitation films, including as James Franciscus's ex-wife in CONCORDE: AIRPORT 79 as well as Mr. Desmond's secretary in NIGHTMARE CITY. After shifting more toward post production and sound mixing in the late 80's, Fiamma becamse sick with cancer and passed away in 2003.

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Film Production

Assistant Director:
1992  Prima le donne e i bambini

Dialogue Editor:
1988  The Ogre
1988  Until Death
1989  The Man Who Didn't Want to Die
1989  The Mask of Satan
1992  Prima le donne e i bambini

Music:
1976  Apache Woman
1978  Emanuelle and Lolita
1988  The Ogre
1988  Until Death
1989  The Man Who Didn't Want to Die
1989  The Mask of Satan
1992  Prima le donne e i bambini

Original Music Composer:
1976  Apache Woman
1978  Emanuelle and Lolita
1980  Eaten Alive!
1981  Cannibal Ferox
1982  Daughter of the Jungle
1988  The Ogre
1988  Until Death
1989  The Man Who Didn't Want to Die
1989  The Mask of Satan
1992  Prima le donne e i bambini

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