Biography
Florinda Bolkan is a retired Brazilian actress and model. Bolkan acted with the Beatle Ringo Starr in her first film, "Candy". She worked in more than forty films, mainly in Italy. She was directed by Vittorio de Sica in Una Breve Vacanza. Under Elio Petri's direction, she made "Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion". Enrico Maria Salerno directed her in "Anonimo Veneziano". She worked with Jean-Louis Trintignant, John Cassavetes, and Annie Girardot.
Movies & TV Shows
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Investigation of a Citizen Above Suspicion (1970) — Augusta Terzi
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Don't Torture a Duckling (1972) — Maciara
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Soap and Water (1983) — Wilma
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The Damned (1969) — Olga
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A Lizard in a Woman's Skin (1971) — Carol Hammond
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Some Girls (1988) — Mrs. D'Arc
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Candy (1968) — Lolita
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Flavia the Heretic (1974) — Flavia Gaetani
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Footprints on the Moon (1975) — Alice Campos / Alice Cespi
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The Octopus (1984) — Olga Camastra
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The Last Valley (1971) — Erica
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Love at the Top (1974) — Flora Danieli
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If Only (2020) — Olga
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The Anonymous Venetian (1970) — Valeria
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Machine Gun McCain (1969) — Joni Adamo
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Royal Flash (1975) — Lola Montez
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A Common Sense of Modesty (1976) — Loredana Davoli
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Detective Belli (1969) — Vera Fontana
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Bela Donna (1998) — Mãe Ana
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Love Circle (1969) — Nina
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The Last House on the Beach (1978) — Sister Cristina
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A Brief Vacation (1973) — Clara Mataro
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The Master Touch (1972) — Anna
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The Trap (1985) — Hélène
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Manaos (1979) — Manuela Aranda
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A Rather Complicated Girl (1969) — Greta
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Millions (1991) — Margherita
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A Season in Hell (1971) — Gennet
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Bad Inclination (2003) — Mirta Valenti
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Elio Petri: Notes About a Filmmaker (2005) — Self
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Crime Thief (1969) — Florinda
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Crime of Passion (1994) — Giulia
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The Day That Shook the World (1975) — Sophie
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Olga O's Strange Story (1995) — Sheila Altman
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Romance (1971) — Claudia Ridolfi
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The Virgin Sacrifice (2011) — Woman (Uncredited)
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The Word (1978) — Angela Monti
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Paura: Lucio Fulci Remembered - Volume 1 (2008) — Self
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Dear Parents (1973) — Giulia Bonanni
- V.I.P. Schaukel (1971) — Self