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Carlotta Montanari was born at Villa Maria Hospital in [[Rimini]], [[Italy]]. Her parents got married in 1976 in [[Rimini]], and separated when she was about 7 years old. |
Carlotta Montanari was born at Villa Maria Hospital in [[Rimini]], [[Italy]]. Her parents got married in 1976 in [[Rimini]], and separated when she was about 7 years old. Due to the separation of her parents Carlotta, along with her brother, spent much of her childhood at her family's countryside home with her grandparents, where she was surrounded by animals and developed a deep connection and respect for animals and nature. |
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Montanari grew up in a household with "little money", spent lot of time with her grandparents especially her grandmother Maria, born in 1929, who since very little Carlotta considered her best friend and second mother. Montanari and her brother attended the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows elementary school, in [[Riccione]]. |
Montanari grew up in a household with "little money", spent lot of time with her grandparents especially her grandmother Maria, born in 1929, who since very little Carlotta considered her best friend and second mother. Montanari and her brother attended the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows elementary school, in [[Riccione]]. |
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Grew up with a strong passion for animals in particular horses and horse riding. After high school she attended and graduated with Master of Visual Arts at the Federico Fellini's Institute in Riccione, thereafter studied journalism and communication sciences in [[Rome]]. Therefore, moved to Rome to study theater full-time and attended Communication Sciences and Journalism at University [[Sapienza University of Rome]] while studying theater and working as TV host and at only 25 was the creator of the ethic column called LiberaMente (Free Mind).<ref>{{cite web|url=https://vimeo.com/131743753|title=CARLOTTA MONTANARI hosting reel|website=Vimeo}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.flipnews.org/flipnews/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&layout=category&task=category&id=12&Itemid=146&limitstart=40|title=LiberaMente|website=www.flipnews.org}}</ref> |
Grew up with a strong passion for animals in particular horses and horse riding. After high school she attended and graduated with Master of Visual Arts at the Federico Fellini's Institute in Riccione, thereafter studied journalism and communication sciences in [[Rome]]. Therefore, moved to Rome to study theater full-time and attended Communication Sciences and Journalism at University [[Sapienza University of Rome]] while studying theater and working as TV host and at only 25 was the creator of the ethic column called LiberaMente (Free Mind).<ref>{{cite web|url=https://vimeo.com/131743753|title=CARLOTTA MONTANARI hosting reel|website=Vimeo}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.flipnews.org/flipnews/index.php?option=com_k2&view=itemlist&layout=category&task=category&id=12&Itemid=146&limitstart=40|title=LiberaMente|website=www.flipnews.org}}</ref> |
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Born | Carlotta Montanari |
Occupation(s) | Actress, Producer, Writer, former TV Host |
Years active | 2003 – present |
Carlotta Sofia Montanari , known as Carlotta Montanari is an Italian-American film actress, writer and producer, former TV host. Known for the award winner feature film The Mason Brothers, Being American with Christopher McDonald, Sienna Guillory and Lorenzo Lamas, Parenthood, American Crime Story.[1] In 2013 acted and co-produced Riccione Chi Ama Hollywood, a short film dedicated to her beloved seaside home town Riccione in Italy. [2][3] Growing up she wanted to become a filmmaker, given her early passion for the big screen, the old movies and filming, but later she studied and graduated with Master of Visual Arts at the Fellini's Institute; thereafter she studied journalism and communication sciences. During the studies was invited to join an intensive acting seminary based on Stanislavski and Lee Strasberg. It was at that moment that Carlotta started feeling emotionally free and thought that acting was going to be her lifetime companion and a healing playground. Carlotta has been helping and supporting over the years several charity initiations, events and causes. Supported the America: A Tribute To Heroes charity telethon for victims of 9/11. Montanari performed by hosting various TV shows telethon to benefit Italian Red Cross, Gaslini Children's Hospital, and the global organization Save The Children, and the Leukemia Research. Carlotta is an active supporter of Anti-VAW initiations and Face Forward against domestic abuse. Carlotta Montanari is an active volunteer and supporter of horse and dog rescues non-profit organizations in Southern California such as Dogs Without Borders, Sundancer, Angel's and Heaven Ranch, and WWF.[4]
Early life
Carlotta Montanari was born at Villa Maria Hospital in Rimini, Italy. Her parents got married in 1976 in Rimini, and separated when she was about 7 years old. Due to the separation of her parents Carlotta, along with her brother, spent much of her childhood at her family's countryside home with her grandparents, where she was surrounded by animals and developed a deep connection and respect for animals and nature. Montanari grew up in a household with "little money", spent lot of time with her grandparents especially her grandmother Maria, born in 1929, who since very little Carlotta considered her best friend and second mother. Montanari and her brother attended the Sisters of Our Lady of Sorrows elementary school, in Riccione. Grew up with a strong passion for animals in particular horses and horse riding. After high school she attended and graduated with Master of Visual Arts at the Federico Fellini's Institute in Riccione, thereafter studied journalism and communication sciences in Rome. Therefore, moved to Rome to study theater full-time and attended Communication Sciences and Journalism at University Sapienza University of Rome while studying theater and working as TV host and at only 25 was the creator of the ethic column called LiberaMente (Free Mind).[5][6]
Voice acting
Montanari lent her voice to numerous film, documentaries, audiobooks and video games. She is voice and motion capture of Sofia Sartor in Assassin's Creed: Revelations, the Italian translator of Zumba Fitness. She interpreted Damiata Macchiavelli and narrated the audiobook The Malice Of Fortune by Michael Ennis.[7] Carlotta was one of the Italian translators of Soul Surfer by Sean McNamara, The Joneses by Derrick Borte, Flipped by Rob Reiner, The Vatican by Ridley Scott, and other contemporary movies. Montanari is the Italian narrator of the children's DVD series Early Lingo.[8]
Activism and humanitarian work
Philanthropy
Carlotta Montanari has been helping and supporting over the years several Charity Initiations, Events and Causes. Supported the America: A Tribute To Heroes charity telethon for victims of 9/11. Montanari performed by hosting various live TV shows telethon to benefit Italian Red Cross, Gaslini Children's Hospital, and the global organization Save The Children, as well as the Leukemia Research.[9]
She is an active helper and supporter of Horse Rescues and Dog Rescues groups of California such as Dogs Without Borders, Angel's Heaven Ranch, and WWF.[9]
Filmography
Year | Film | Role | Notes |
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2018 | "Too Old To Die Young" | Magdalena | Amazon Video |
2018 | "American Crime Story" | Angela | FX |
2017 | "The Mason Brothers" | Allena | US movie |
2017 | "Mission S.O.P." | Monica Baker | US movie |
2014 | "Being American" | Karen, Co -Producer | US movie |
2014 | Parenthood (2010 TV series) | Art Teacher | TV series |
2013 | "Trash" | Giulia, co-producer | US short film |
2013 | "The Vatican" | Voice | US movie |
2013 | "LA Superheroes" | Samantha | US movie |
2012 | "The Rift" | The Tourist | US movie |
2012 | "Choices" | Louise | US Short fIlm |
2009 | "Medicina generale" | Motorcyclist | Mediaset |
2009 | "The Friends at the Margherita Cafe" | Worker | DUEA Production |
2008 | "Incantesimo 10" | Nurse Laura | RAI TV |
2008 | "Carabinieri" | Police Officer | Mediaset |
2008 | "La solitudine del portiere" | Elena | ITA short film |
2005–2007 | "Rome" | Beggar | US TV Series |
2006 | "Il mio amico Babbo Natale 2" | Officer | ITA TV mini-series |
2006 | "The Borgia" | Dancer | US TV movie |
Television
Hosting
- Talent Uno music show (2007) - Italia 1, Italy
- Charity LIVE Show "Note D'Incanto" (2007) - Rai 1, Italy
- Charity Show LIVE "Stelle E Note Di Natale" second edition (2006) - Rai 2, Italy
- Game Show LIVE "Quizissimo" (47 total), (2005) – Italia 7 Gold, Italy
- Charity Show LIVE "Stelle E Note Di Natale" (2003) - Rai 1, Italy
- RaiLife LIVE show (7 total) 2003) - Rai 1, Italy
References
- ^ "Carlotta Montanari is on National FX Network with American Crime Story". 4 November 2017.
- ^ "Riccione e Hollywood, mai così vicine: il sindaco Pironi saluta Carlotta Montanari".
- ^ Yourimini (15 July 2014). "Riccione chi...ama Hollywood !" – via YouTube.
- ^ "Carlotta Montanari". Crunchbase.
- ^ "CARLOTTA MONTANARI hosting reel". Vimeo.
- ^ "LiberaMente". www.flipnews.org.
- ^ Ennis, Michael; Paul, Adrian; Montanari, Carlotta; Lee, John; Sanders, Fred. "The Malice of Fortune". Random House – via Amazon.
- ^ "Carlotta Montanari for EARLY LINGO". Vimeo.
- ^ a b "Biografy". Carlotta Montanari.
External links
- 1981 births
- Living people
- Italian film actresses
- American film actresses
- Italian television personalities
- HBO
- People from Rimini
- American television actresses
- Italian female models
- Italian film producers
- Italian television actresses
- Actresses from Rome
- Italian voice actresses
- American child actresses
- Actresses from Paris
- American female models
- Film producers from California
- Italian emigrants to the United States
- Animal rights activists
- 20th-century Italian actresses
- American women film producers