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Silvia Monti (b. 1946)

Alias:
Silvia Cornacchia

Birthplace:
Strá, Venice, Italy

Born:
January 23, 1946

Biography from TheMovieDB

Silvia Monti (born as Silvia Cornacchia on 23 January 1946 in Venice), is an Italian actress. She is mostly known for the female lead role, Sofia Scannapieco, mafioso Frankie Scannapieco's sister, in the 1969 Gérard Oury caper film Le Cerveau (aka The Brain). In the movie she has a spectacular scene where she gets down from a balcony using a rope on a song by Caterina Caselli, Cento Giorni. She stopped her career in 1974 and is currently married to Carlo De Benedetti. Source: Article "Silvia Monti" from Wikipedia in English, licensed under CC-BY-SA 3.0.

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Film Performances

1969 The Betrayal
Margarita
1969 The Brain
Sofia Scannapieco, sœur de Frankie
1969 Love Circle
Actress at Press Conference
1969 What Did Stalin Do to Women?
Mirta
1970 Queens Of Evil
Samantha
1971 A Lizard in a Woman's Skin
Deborah
1971 Judge Roy Bean
Cat
1971 Blackie the Pirate
Isabel de Mendoza y Laguna
1971 The Fifth Cord
Helene Volta
1972 Master of Love
Felicita
1972 Lady Caroline Lamb
Miss Milbanke
1972 The Sicilian Connection
Claudia
1973 The Bloody Hands of the Law
Linda De Carmine
1973 It Was I
Jacqueline
1973 ¡Qué cosas tiene el amor!
Celia
1973 Suppose... I Break Your Neck
Shelley
1974 The Household
Cristina
1974 The Last Desperate Hours
Laura Monachesi
1974 While There's War There's Hope
Silvia

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