Silvia Dionisio

    Known For

    Acting

    Birthday

    September 28, 1951 (74 years old)

    Place of Birth

    Roma, Lazio, Italy

    Silvia Dionisio

    Biography

    Born 28 September 1951 in Rome, daughter of a pediatrician, Silvia Dionisio made her debut in the world of cinema when she was 14 years old in the movie Darling (1965, John Schlesinger). In 1967 she won the beauty contest Miss Teenager. After a few "musicarelli" movies, where she met director Ruggero Deodato (whom she married december 5, 1971), she got her first main role in the 1970 movie "A Girl Called Jules" (La ragazza di nome Giulio). She had a son (Saverio Deodato Dionisio, later actor), then divorced in 1979. In 1975 she was the star of the movie "Ondata di piacere" (directed by her husband Deodato) which turned her in one of the most beautiful and elegant erotic icons of the period. In late 1970s she played in several action ("polizieschi") movies. She ended her cinematographic career in 1981 with the thriller "Murder Obsession". In 1983 she married the Roman surgeon Roberto Mazzarella, with whom he had a daughter. Her last public appearance was in a 1984 Campari advertising directed by Federico Fellini.

    Known For

    • My Friends

      My Friends

      1975

    • The Exchange Student

      The Exchange Student

      1967

    • Blood for Dracula

      Blood for Dracula

      1974

    • Darling

      Darling

      1965

    • Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man

      Live Like a Cop, Die Like a Man

      1976

    • Murder Obsession

      Murder Obsession

      1981

    • Naked You Die

      Naked You Die

      1968

    • Terror Express

      Terror Express

      1980

    • Police Chief Pepe

      Police Chief Pepe

      1969

    • A Common Sense of Modesty

      A Common Sense of Modesty

      1976

    • Waves of Lust

      Waves of Lust

      1975

    • Giacomo Casanova: Childhood and Adolescence

      Giacomo Casanova: Childhood and Adolescence

      1969

    • Lobster for Breakfast

      Lobster for Breakfast

      1979

    • Il... Belpaese

      Il... Belpaese

      1977

    • Detective Belli

      Detective Belli

      1969