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Luisella Beghi

Luisella Beghi is known for Department Store (1939), La bella di Roma (1955), Angel in the crowd (1950).

Biography

Luisella Beghi (born **November 19, 1921**, in Parma; died **September 9, 2006**, in Rome) was an Italian actress.

Beghi received her diploma as one of the first graduates of the *Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia* in 1937 and initially played minor roles until she achieved her breakthrough in Mario Camerini’s *Grandi magazzini* (1939) as a saleswoman with heartache. In fascist Italy, she was one of the cinema’s showcase fiancées, a figure of bourgeois origin embodying the typical naive woman of the 1940s. Between 1940 and 1942, she appeared in some of her most significant roles as Mozart’s wife, Constanze Weber, in *Melodie eterne*; as the bourgeois daughter of an eternally youthful father in *Turbamento*; and as a dreamy victim of a ruthless stepmother in her former teacher at the C.S.C., Luigi Chiarini’s, *Via delle cinque lune*. In post-war Italy, Beghi received only a few roles. In 1955, she filmed her last movie and devoted herself to her family.

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