Luisella Beghi
Luis Ella Beghi ( born November 19, 1921 in Parma, † September 9, 2006 in Rome) was an Italian actress.
Beghi was one of the first graduates of the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia her diploma in 1937 and initially played tiny and insignificant roles until 1939 as a saleswoman with love pain managed their breakthrough in Mario Camerinis Grandi magazzini. In Fascist Italy the blonde, pretty and lovely Beghi was one of the Vorzeigeverlobten of cinema, with pleasant appearance and bourgeois origin, the typical Naive 1940s. Between 1940 and 1942 she appeared eterne in melody in their important roles with restraint and is razor- interpretation of their roles as Mozart's wife Constanze Weber, as one eternally boyish father in Turbamento and as dreamy victims of a ruthless stepmother in her former teacher at CSC, Luigi Civil daughter Chiarini on, Via delle cinque lune. In post-war Italy Beghi only got a few, undemanding and not memorable roles. In 1955 she turned her last film and was dedicated to her family.
On stage, she appeared in the ensemble of Andreina Pagnani / Gino Cervi.