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Pupella Maggio

Born	(1910-04-24)24 April 1910 Naples, Italy
Died	8 December 1999(1999-12-08) (aged 89) Rome, Italy

Pupella Maggio born Giustina Maggio (24 April 1910 – 8 December 1999) was an Italian film actress.

Selected filmography

Year	Film	Role
1947	Lost in the Dark
1947	Bullet for Stefano	Marta
1958	Mogli pericolose	Aurelia Bertuetti aka "Lolita"
1959	A Qualcuna Piace Calvo	Marcella's Mother
1960	Two Women	Peasant
1962	The Four Days of Naples	Arturo's Mother
1966	The Bible: In the Beginning...	Noah's Wife
1968	Be Sick... It's Free	Mrs. Antonietta Parisi
1971	Il Prof. Dott. Guido Tersilli	Antonietta Parisi
1972	The Valachi Papers	Letizia Reina
1973	Amarcord	Miranda Biondi
1988	Days of Inspector Ambrosio	Rosa Cuomo
1988	Cinema Paradiso	Maria (old)

External links

Pupella Maggio at IMDb

v t e Nastro d'Argento Award for Best Supporting Actress
1946–1970	Anna Magnani (1946) Ave Ninchi (1947) Vivi Gioi (1948) Giulietta Masina (1949) Giulietta Masina (1951) Elisa Cegani (1954) Tina Pica (1955) Valentina Cortese (1956) Marisa Merlini (1957) Franca Marzi (1958) Dorian Gray (1959) Cristina Gaioni (1960) Didi Perego (1961) Monica Vitti (1962) Regina Bianchi (1963) Sandra Milo (1964) Tecla Scarano (1965) Sandra Milo (1966) Olga Villi (1967) Maria Grazia Buccella (1968) Pupella Maggio (1969) Not awarded (1970)
1971–1990	Francesca Romana Coluzzi (1971) Marina Berti / Silvana Mangano (1972) Lea Massari (1973) Adriana Asti (1974) Giovanna Ralli (1975) Maria Teresa Albani (1976) Adriana Asti (1977) Virna Lisi (1978) Lea Massari (1979) Stefania Sandrelli (1980) Ida Di Benedetto (1981) Claudia Cardinale (1982) Virna Lisi (1983) Monica Scattini (1984) Marina Confalone (1985) Isa Danieli (1986) Ottavia Piccolo (1987) Elena Sofia Ricci (1988) Stefania Sandrelli (1989) Nancy Brilli (1990)
1991–2010	Zoe Incrocci (1991) Ilaria Occhini (1992) Paola Quattrini (1993) Milena Vukotic (1994) Virna Lisi (1995) Regina Bianchi (1996) Lucia Poli (1997) Mimma De Rosalia / Maria Aliotta / Annamaria Confalone / Adele Aliotta / Francesca Di Cesare / Eleonora Teriaca / Concetta Alfano / Antonia Uzzo (1998) Stefania Sandrelli (1999) Marina Massironi (2000) Stefania Sandrelli (2001) Margherita Buy / Virna Lisi / Sandra Ceccarelli (2002) Monica Bellucci (2003) Margherita Buy (2004) Giovanna Mezzogiorno (2005) Angela Finocchiaro (2006) Ambra Angiolini (2007) Sabrina Ferilli (2008) Francesca Neri (2009) Isabella Ragonese / Elena Sofia Ricci / Lunetta Savino (2010)
2011–present	Carolina Crescentini (2011) Michela Cescon (2012) Sabrina Ferilli (2013) Paola Minaccioni (2014) Micaela Ramazzotti (2015) Greta Scarano (2016) Sabrina Ferilli / Carla Signoris (2017) Kasia Smutniak (2018) Marina Confalone (2019) Valeria Golino (2020) Sara Serraiocco (2021) Luisa Ranieri (2022)

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