Beatrice Luzzi
Beatrice Luzzi | |
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Born | Beatrice Luzzi 14 November 1970 Rome, Italy |
Nationality | Italian |
Occupation(s) | Actress and television writer |
Height | 1.67 m (5 ft 5.75 in) |
Beatrice Luzzi (born 14 November 1970) is an Italian actress and television writer.
Biography
[edit]After graduating from the classical high school "Terenzio Mamiani" in Rome, she began her theatrical activity there. She graduated with honors in political science at Sapienza with a thesis on the gender perspective in development aid and spent two years in Brussels on an internship at the Directorate-General for Humanitarian Aid of the European Commission.[1]
Back in Italy, she began working both as an author at Rai (from RadioUnoJazz to Viva la radio! with Lino Banfi and Carmen Di Pietro at TG Ragazzi within Solletico) and as an actress in various commercials such as that of the San Paolo in Turin with Vittorio and Alessandro Gassmann and that of the Fiat Multipla with Michael Schumacher. Success came with her participation in the soap opera on Canale 5 Vivere where she played, from 1999 to 2001, the role of Eva Bonelli. The experience of Vivere was followed by participation as co-star in the series Giorni da Leone and Sospetti, the hosting of Linea verde and the activity of commentator in various talk shows such as La vita in diretta and L'Italia sul 2.
In the theater she collaborated with Nando dalla Chiesa for the show Poliziotta per amore, thanks to which she won the Giancarlo Siani Prize in 2007, and Aldo Cazzullo for the adaptation of his book Le donne erediteranno la Terra.
After a few years spent working behind the scenes as a text adapter for the Rai 1 quiz L'eredità,[2] she returned in front of the cameras from September 11, 2023 to March 25, 2024 when she participated as a contestant in the seventeenth edition of Grande Fratello, broadcast on Canale 5 and hosted by Alfonso Signorini. In the reality show, on February 26, 2024, she became the first finalist, winning the televoting challenge to enter the final with 60% of the votes out of 4 contestants and at the end of the reality show she ranked second with 45% of the votes, being beaten by Perla Vatiero with 55%; she holds the record for nominations (111) and televotes surpassed in first place (19) in the entire history of the reality show.[3] In the next edition of the reality show, broadcast from September 16, 2024, she plays the role of commentator together with Cesara Buonamici.[4]
Personal life
[edit]Linked to Alessandro Cisilin from 2007 to 2019, she is the mother of two children. In the summer of 2004 she had a flirt with the actor Gerard Butler.[5]
Political and social commitment
[edit]Since 2007, she has collaborated with the Libera association for which, in the same year, she directed the documentary Italia Nostra Cosa.[6] In 2008, she presented the event for CittadinanzAttiva Trent'anni di diritti a tinte forti[7] and, from 2010 to 2013, she collaborated with Federculture, first as coordinator of the Committee for youth and children's orchestras and choirs and then as organizer of the presentation at the Chamber of Deputies Una strategia per la Cultura, una strategia per il Paese.[8] Finally, in 2013, she organized the event Veneto Cantiere Cultura with the patronage of the Veneto Region.
Filmography
[edit]Cine
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Director |
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2002 | Swept Away | Rich lady | Guy Ritchie |
2005 | L'apocalisse delle scimmie | Azzurra | Romano Scavolini |
2015 | 80 voglia di te | Flavia | Andrea Vialardi and Silvia Monga |
2020 | Dreams - Il calore dei sogni | Margherita | Andrea Mazza and Silvia Monga |
TV series
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1999–2001 | Vivere | Eva Bonelli | TV series, 2097 episodes |
2002 | Giorni da Leone | TV movie directed by Francesco Barilli | |
2003 | Il maresciallo Rocca | Adriana Bosetti | TV series, episode 4x05 |
2004 | Don Matteo | Gemma Marabini | TV series, episode 4x17 |
2005 | Sospetti | TV series, 6 episodes | |
Call center | TV series | ||
2006 | Giorni da Leone 2 | TV series, 4 episodes | |
2008 | Provaci ancora prof! | Stella De Leonardi Bertani | TV series, 1 episode |
2009 | Medici miei | Actress | TV series |
2010 | Tutti per Bruno | La Valchiria | TV series, episode 1x06 |
2012 | I Cesaroni | TV series | |
2013 | Rex | TV series, episode 5x02 | |
2016 | L'allieva | TV series, episode 1x05 | |
2017 | Solo per amore 2 - Destini incrociati | Sara Desideri | TV series, episodes 2x01, 2x02, 2x03 |
Un posto al sole | TV series |
Commercials
[edit]Year | Title | Director | Notes |
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1997 | Sottilette Kraft | Jean-Paul Rappeneau | |
Istituto bancario San Paolo | With Vittorio and Alessandro Gassmann | ||
1998 | Fiat Multipla | With Michael Schumacher | |
Kinder Ferrero |
Theater
[edit]Year | Title | Autor | Director | Director |
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1985 | Più giallo di così... | Seàn-Patrick Lovett | ||
È soltanto una questione di tempo | ||||
2000 | Terra e poeti | Beatrice Luzzi | ||
2001 | Luce sull'aldilà | |||
Il canto delle sirene | Edoardo Siravo | |||
2002 | La bisbetica domata | William Shakespeare | Alessandro Capone | With Nathalie Caldonazzo |
2004–2006 | Le lettere di Miguel. I desaparecidos dell'Argentina | Beatrice Luzzi | ||
2006 | Sex in the City | Luca Biglione | Fabio Crisafi | With Silvia Rocca and Beppe Convertini |
2007 | Squali - Una storia vera, un sogno | Duccio Forzano and Paola Conte | Duccio Forzano | From an idea by Alberto Luca Recchi, with Alberto Luca Recchi, Giulia Ottonello and Carlo Ragone |
2007–2010 | Poliziotta per amore | Nando dalla Chiesa | Claudio Boccaccini | |
2017 | Coniugi | Eric Assous | Giancarlo Fares | With Roberto D'Alessandro |
2017–2018 | Le donne erediteranno la Terra | Aldo Cazzullo | Beatrice Luzzi |
Television program
[edit]Year | Title | Network | Role |
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1998–1999 | TG Ragazzi | Rai 1 | Author |
2002–2003 | Linea verde | ||
2003 | La moda oltre i confini della Terra | ||
2003–2004 | Un giorno speciale | ||
2004–2006 | L'Italia sul 2 | Rai 2 | Opinionist |
2005–2006 | Guida al Verde | Alice | |
2007–2008 | GAP - Generazioni alla prova | Rai 3 | Sent |
2010–2011 | Dillo a Lorena | Rai 2 | Opinionist |
2011 | A ruota libera | Rai Scuola | Author |
2017–2023 | L'eredità | Rai 1 | Collaborator to the texts |
2023–2024 | Grande Fratello | Canale 5 | Herself / Contestant |
2024–2025 | Opinionist | ||
2024–present | Pomeriggio Cinque |
Radio
[edit]Year | Title | Network | Role |
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1996 | Viva la Radio! | Rai Radio 2 | Author |
1997 | Stasera a Via Asiago 10 |
Works
[edit]- Luzzi, Beatrice (2011). Mi è nata una famiglia (in Italian). Morellini. ISBN 9788862981736 – via Morellini.
Awards
[edit]Year | Award | Category |
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1997 | Telegatto | Television writers |
1999 | Interpretation | |
2007 | Giancarlo Siani Award | |
2008 | The Country of Women Award | |
2010 | Rocco Chinnici Award | |
2017 | Giuseppe Moscati Award |
References
[edit]- ^ "Beatrice Luzzi: età, carriera, vita privata, figli, l'ex compagno". libero.it (in Italian).
- ^ "Beatrice Luzzi non è autrice de L'eredità: il programma Rai smentisce l'attrice!". blogtvitaliana.it.
- ^ "Data finale Grande Fratello a rischio flop: chi sfida Alfonso Signorini". Tv per tutti.
- ^ "Beatrice Luzzi è la nuova opinionista del Grande Fratello". Grande Fratello.
"Beatrice Luzzi è la nuova opinionista del Grande Fratello". TV Sorrisi e Canzoni.
"Beatrice Luzzi è la nuova opinionista del Grande Fratello!". Novella 2000. - ^ "Beatrice Luzzi e Gerard Butler, le foto dell'estate di passione con l'attore di Hollywood". Fanpage.it.
- ^ "Bandi e Gare - Casa Internazionale delle Donne". web.archive.org.
- ^ 30 ANNI DI DIRITTI A TINTE FORTI - regia di Beatrice Luzzi – via YouTube.
- ^ "UNA STRATEGIA PER LA CULTURA. UNA STRATEGIA PER IL PAESE". beniculturali.it.