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Dorian Gray in 1958 Dorian Gray , pseudonym of Maria Luisa Mangini (Bolzano, February 2, 1931 [first] – Torcegno, February 15, 2011), was an Italian actress. He recited with the main Italian actors of the twentieth century, including Tot\u00f2, Peppino De Filippo, Vittorio Gassman, Marcello Mastroianni, Vittorio De Sica, Amedeo Nazzari, Alberto Sordi, Ugo Tognazzi, Nino Manfredi, Gino Cervi, Aldo Fabrizi, Alida Valli e Terence Hill, directed by Fellini, Comencini, Antonioni, Mattoli and others.The recited part like Marisa Florian in Tot\u00f2, Peppino and the … Malafemmina . Dorian Gray nel 1956 in Tot\u00f2, Peppino and the … Malafemmina Daughter of Attilio Mangini and Flora Divina, studies as a dancer at the staircase with Aurel Milloss, debuting in a show with Pina Renzi. It is on the advice of a choreographer who takes the name of art of Dorian Gray, of clear literary inspiration. [first] Then move on to the stage, in the magazine Vote for Venus (1950) with Erminio Macario and Gino Bramieri. He continues his career in the magazine theater with Great Baraonda (1952-1953) by Garinei and Giovannini alongside Wanda Osiris and Alberto Sordi, with Made in Italy (1953) Another creation of the Garinei-Giovannini couple who recompose the couple Wanda Osiris-Erminio Macario again after years, so you see the title of “Diva of the year” by the Club of the Passerella, and finally with Double step (1954-55) With Ugo Tognazzi and Raimondo Vianello. The “silver mask” award also wins. Dorian Gray with Lelio Luttazzi ne The terraces Later he leaves the theater for cinema; He takes part in numerous films in the 1950s, especially of a brilliant genre that causes them great popularity, in which he stands out for a sunny and busty beauty and for one verve innate. Among its main roles there is that of badmemine in Tot\u00f2, Peppino and the … Malafemmina (1956) by Camillo Mastrocinque, The dancer of the theater of variety that falls in love with Tot\u00f2 and Peppino De Filippo’s nephew (played by Teddy Reno). On the wave of the success of this film, he starred in two other films with Tot\u00f2, always directed by Camillo Mastrocinque: Tot\u00f2 leave or double? It is Tot\u00f2, Peppino and the outlaws . Federico Fellini calls her to play the role of Jessy, the lover of Amedeo Nazzari in The nights of Cabiria . However, it is above all with The Scream by Michelangelo Antonioni – where he interprets the Petrol Virginia – who imposes herself to the general public as a committed and dramatic actress, removing the image of sensual doll. Albeit dubbed by Monica Vitti [2] The South Tyrolean actress raises the attention of critics showing a great artistic maturation. Entry into the author’s cinema, it continues to be in great demand in brilliant cinema; For the movie Dangerous wives by Luigi Comencini (1958) Her talent is rewarded with a silver ribbon as the best support actress. He binds sentimentally to Arturo Tofanelli, journalist and publisher of the magazine Time , which has dedicated many covers to Dorian Gray over the years. Tofanelli will also help the career of the diva producing or by co-producing several films that see it among the protagonists. In 1962 the actress works in a large international production, March or crack by Frank Wisbar with Stewart Grantger, the first film to speak explicitly about the war of Algeria. Later he still starred in numerous facesque and space genre films, until the mid -sixties, when, pending a son of Tofanelli, he abandoned the scenes by retiring to private life. His last two appearances are from 1965 in Thrilling (episode directed by Gian Luigi Polidoro) with Walter Chiari and, always in 1965, in The criminals of the metropolis , released in 1967, directed by cousin Gino Mangini. Dorian Gray with Jorge Mistral in the film Summer stories At almost forty years he decided to retire completely from the scenes, moving to Torcegno, a country of origin of the mother where Uncle Ermete had a house, then building a villa of her own in Mocchi. [3] Here his son Massimo Arturo grows, had by the writer Arturo Tofanelli and born in 1963. On February 15, 2011, shortly after turning eighty years, he takes his life with a gunshot at the temple. [4] Having always claimed to be born in 1936, at her death the media affirmed that the actress had just turned 75 years old, when in reality she had just turned 80, being born on February 2, 1931. [first] Dorian Gray in I like Damn the taxes !! , directed by Mario Mattoli (1951) The magician necessarily , directed by Marino Girolami, Marcello Marchesi and Vittorio Metz (1951) I love a killer , directed by Baccio Bandini (1951) Heart and soul , directed by Mario Mattoli (1951) Revenge … Sardinian , directed by Mario Mattoli (1952) You know that the poppies … , directed by Marcello Marchesi (1952) The Queen of Saba , directed by Pietro Francisci (1952) I like , directed by Giorgio Bianchi (1955) Tot\u00f2 leave or double? , directed by Camillo Mastrocinque (1956) Tot\u00f2, Peppino and the … Malafemmina , directed by Camillo Mastrocinque (1956) Guaglion , directed by Giorgio Simonelli (1956) Tot\u00f2, Peppino and the outlaws , directed by Camillo Mastrocinque (1956) The nights of Cabiria , directed by Federico Fellini (1957) The Scream , directed by Michelangelo Antonioni (1957) Sunday is always Sunday , directed by Camillo Mastrocinque (1958) Summer stories , genani francesi Franciolini (1958) Dangerous wives , directed by Luigi Comencini (1958) Winter holidays , directed by Camillo Mastrocinque (1959) Brief love the palm of major , directed by Giorgio Bianchi (1959) The surprises of love , directed by Luigi Comencini (1959) The starver , directed by Dino Risi (1960) The Queen of the Amazons , directed by Vittorio Sala (1960) The tank of 8 September , directed by Gianni Puccini (1960) Crime , directed by Mario Camerini (1960) Hands up , directed by Giorgio Bianchi (1961) The terraces , directed by Giorgio Bianchi (1961) Sin d’estate , directed by Giorgio Bianchi (1962) But do you carefully carry? , Regia in Tom Pevsner (1962) March or crack , directed by Frank Wisbar (1962) Motel adventure , directed by Renato Polselli (1963) Thrilling , directed by Gian Luigi Polidoro (1965) The criminals of the metropolis , directed by Gino Mangini (1967) The director Gianni Amelio, his great admirer, after his death he dedicated a tribute to her in the Turin Film Festival (which at the time directed) with a small retrospective of her most beautiful films. Amelio stated that: “Destiny was written, he always gave himself on himself, he wanted to cancel his image and his body, he changed him continuously, outside any period scheme. He had a demon in a demon in a demon that should be studied. But, but, Unlike her name, she aged but her picture, that is, her films remained young ” [ without source ] . In August 2015, an exhibition was dedicated to Riva del Garda, entitled Call me divine , with photos, posters and covers of magazines related to his career. The same exhibition was re -proposed in October 2015 in Torcegno, the town of Valsugana where she lived. On June 18, 2017, the documentary was previewed in the Biografilm Festival in Bologna [5] di Franco daves Guanti and ludicient Maillet Call me divine: Dorian Gray. History of a forgotten actress . The film contains the testimonies, among others, by Carlo Croccolo, Isa Barzizza, Teddy Reno, Valeria Fabrizi, Elio Pandolfi and Franca Valeri. [6] [7] ^  a b c  On the occasion of his death, the incorrect date of 1936, widespread, for Cantetteria, from the same Mangini, when they began to be dedicated to her biographical articles after its abandonment of the scenes, circulated. The real date of birth is written on its tomb, i.e. 1931. FIND A SERRA – Maria Luisa Mangini  ^  Paolo Micalizzi, “from the Ferrarese” Il Grido “by Dorian Gray”, The rest of the Carlino , February 18, 2011  ^  A caumo brand, Cinema: Farewell to Dorian Gray, life is committed to Tot\u00f2’s “badfeminine” , in Trentino , February 16, 2011. URL consulted on February 16, 2017  (archived by URL Original February 16, 2017) .  ^   Dorian Gray died suicidal at 75 years: from Tot\u00f2’s Malafemmina to Fellini . are The messenger , February 16, 2011. URL consulted on February 16, 2011  (archived by URL Original February 19, 2011) .  ^   documentary “call me divine” complete . are vimeo.com .  ^   Call me divine – Dorian Gray, the story of a forgotten actress , in Mymovies.it , Mo-Net Srl. URL consulted on June 19, 2017 .  ^   Call me divine: Dorian Gray, the story of a forgotten actress . are Biogram Film Festival . URL consulted on June 19, 2017 .   Bolaffi catalog of Italian cinema 1945\/1955 .  Bolaffi catalog of Italian cinema 1956\/1965 .  Bolaffi catalog of Italian cinema 1966\/1975 .  The actresses , Roma, Gremese Editor, 1999, ISBN 88-7742-342-0. Franco Delli Guud E Ludico Maillet, Call me divine: Dorian Gray. History of a forgotten actress , Riva del Garda, Mediaomnia, 2016. Sergio Sciarra, The Italian cinema quizario , Audino Editore, 2006.   Dorian Gray . are CineDataBase , Cinema magazine.   Dorian Gray . are Filmtv.it , Arnoldo Mondadori publisher.   Dorian Gray . are Mymovies.it , Mo-Net Srl.  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