Anna Magnani
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Anna Magnani was one of the best Italian`s and world actress, with stage experience and an Academy Award win, for her lusty portrayal of a Sicilian widow in The Rose Tattoo.
 

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    Name Anna Magnani
    Other Name(s) Nannarella
    Height 5' 3"  (160 cm)
    Build Average
    Eye Color Brown - Dark
    Hair Color Black
    Date of Birth March 7, 1908
    Birthplace Rome, Italy
    Star Sign Pisces
    Died September 26, 1973 (Aged 65)
    Nationality Italian
    Ethnicity White
    Occupation Actress
    Celebrity Index An
    Claim to Fame Roma, città aperta - La rosa tatuata

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  • Animals are good, better than humans really, animals do not betray you.
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  • Is portrayed by Lina Sastri in Celluloide (1996)
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  • Tennessee Williams, after meeting her, said, "I never saw a more beautiful woman, enormous eyes, skin the color of Devonshire cream.".
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  • Grandmother of Italian actress Olivia Magnani.
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  • Convinced that she would never win the Oscar for The Rose Tattoo (1955), she didn't attend the ceremony. The reporter who woke her out of a sound sleep in Rome to give her the news had a difficult time convincing her he wasn't kidding. "You're lying," Magnini supposedly said. "If this is a joke, I'll kill you!".
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  • Tennessee Williams wrote the role of Serafina in his play, The Rose Tattoo, for Anna, but her English skills were too limited to appear in the 1951 Broadway production. Instead, Maureen Stapleton played the role to great acclaim. Stapleton also would originate the role of Lady Torrance in Williams' Orpheus Descending, a role Magnani also would later play on film.
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  • Her beloved son Luca was the result of a brief affair with Italian matinée idol Massimo Serato.
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  • Her friendship with Tennessee Williams was the subject of an Off-Broadway play in New York, Roman Nights, by Franco D'Alessandro, which starred Franca Barchiesi as Magnani and Roy Miller as Williams. A film adaptation is in the works.
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