Sometimes a scene is enough to enter the collective imagination. The mouth chattering at chewing gum, arrogance as a Zen position, slurred speech from the left (a bundle, said that way, has become a way of speaking). A vintage snapshot that will make her remain a girl forever, sculpted in a YouTube clip that will be among the most sought after cult objects. You may not know the name, but everyone has seen that scene. Yes, it was her. Isabella De Bernardi remained popular for over 40 years thanks to the role of Carlo Verdone’s hippy girlfriend in A Nice Lot (1980). Born in Rome on 12 July 1963, daughter of the screenwriter Piero, who died after a long illness. The debut in the cinema was in the sign of Verdone who offered her the role of Fiorenza after seeing her shooting at her father’s house while the first screenplay was being written. Then she moved on to other roles, always in the sign of Romanism, never lost even if she lived in Milan: there were the roots of her sunshine, always positive, determined and cynical, the right, the disenchantment and the dream, enthralling and dragged, two grown-up children and wonderful, a companion who has always been with her. For Verdone he recited in Borotalco (1982) e The child and the policeman (1989); while with Alberto Sordi in Marquis del Grillo (1981) e I know you know I know (1982). He had also participated in one of the first Italian long series, The boys of the III C. But cinema was not what she wanted to do, her path was a passion for drawing and graphics, step by step until she became artistic director in the Young & Rubicam agency. She’s gone, but I’ll always be here.
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