Daniela Giordana was born on November 7, 1947 in Palermo,
Sicily, Italy. She attended school in Milan specializing in art. She was
accidentally entered in the 1966 Miss Sicily Beauty Contest which she won and
then won the 1966 Miss Italy Contest. Although she was actually named Miss
Europe she turned down the award, being tired of the contests and the
obligations that went along with winning. During this time she was offered a
film contract by William Morris Agency and moved to Rome where she lived for
the next 19 years working in over 35 films and TV appearances including nine
Euro-westerns from “Long Day of the Massacre” (1968) to “Stay Away from
Trinity... When He Comes to Eldorado” (1972). After leaving the film business
in 1980 she turned to journalism and became interested in the Paranormal after
a personal experience winning the Donald E. Keyhoe Journalism Award for your
article "UFOs in the History of Arts." Today Daniela considers
herself retired and spends her time painting and reading. Today we celebrate
the 65th birthday of one of the leading ladies of the Spaghetti Westerns,
Daniela Giordana.
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