Carla Bizzarri

Carla Bizzarri was an Italian actor known for her work in film and television from the 1950s to the 1980s. She was born Carla Ottolenghi and is recognized for her roles in productions like “Una donna spezzata,” “Il buon soldato,” and “Don Giovanni in Sicilia.”

Personal and Family Life

Carla Bizzarri was born on June 27, 1920, in Rome, Italy. She was the sister of Vittoria Ottolenghi, a notable TV journalist and dance critic. Carla had a successful career in the theater, working with the prestigious director Luchino Visconti.

Career

Throughout her career, Carla participated in various theatrical productions and television shows. One of her notable television appearances was in the 1962 cultural program “Books for All,” where she read works by various authors. She was well-respected for her contributions to both stage and screen.

Death and Legacy

Carla Bizzarri passed away on May 19, 2016, in her hometown of Rome. Her legacy lives on through her performances and the influence she had on Italian theater and television, particularly her collaboration with other talented artists.

Filmography

YearTitleRole
1993Ci sarà un giorno (Il giovane Pertini)Madre Pertini (as Carla Bizzarri)
1988Una donna spezzataAngela
1982Il buon soldatoAunt Adele (as Carla Bizzarri)
1977Don Giovanni in SiciliaLa marchesa Marconella (as Carla Bizzarri)
1964ArlecchinataEdna Selby
1963Prima di cenaAnna Ivanna
1962EruptionSignora Barrès (as Carla Bizzarri)
1960Le signorine dai cappelli verdiMaria
1960Red LipsLa madre di Irene (as Carla Bizzarri)
1960Non si dorme a KirkwallMinnie
1959Treasure IslandLa madre di Jim
1955Piccole donneSignora March (as Carla Bizzarri)