Nancy Brilli
Nancy Brilli ( born April 10, 1964 in Rome as Nicoletta Brilli ) is an Italian actress.
Life
The daughter of a diplomat came through the acquaintance with her college friend, the daughter of the director Pasquale Squitieri, to film. Direct her first role in the 1984 Claretta was thus a major role. Brilli then chose her roles carefully and changed her film and television appearances with stage Interpretations; in the theaters it was seen in comedies such as Se il tempo fosse un gamero 1986 alongside Enrico Montesano, Presente prossimo Venturo, 1991, and Luca Barbareschi, Nina (1992 ) or Manola by and starring Margaret Mazzantini (1996). 1999 was a great success with the critics of The Blue Room at Mario Sciaccaluga.
Brillis fresh and open style of representation is well suited for the field of comedy, as erschienenem in one of her greatest film successes, Carlo Verdones 1986 Compagni di scuola. In the 1990s, they reinforced their commitment to television roles. In the new millennium, she could continue her career in numerous successful comedies.
Private Brilli was from 1987 to 1990 with Massimo Ghini and up to 2002 years old, married 1997 with Luca Manfredi; the latter marriage produced a daughter.