Concetta Biagini was born in Rome, Italy on December 19,
1942. She debuted in childhood as a radio actress and advertising model. At 14
she entered the Miss Italia competition, and in the same year made her film
debut in a minor role in Michelangelo Antonioni's “Le Amiche”. Later in the
1960s Biagini worked in radio and television and posed for many fotonovelas. On
the small screen she achieved some success not only as a showgirl but also as
talented imitator; on the big screen, despite numerous appearances, her roles
were usually stereotyped. In recent years Biagini has been an advocate for the
homeless and those living in poverty in news columns a condition in which she
actually lives. Her daughter Monica died of cancer in 1999.
Appearing under the pseudonym Isabella Biagini she appeared in “Don’t Sing Shoot” a TV musical western and was signed to appear in “Casanova West” a 1967 western that never materialized.
BIAGINI, Isabella (Concetta Biagini) [12/19/1942, Rome, Lazio, Italy - ] – model, showgirl, radio, TV actress, married to Roberto Romagnani (1960-19??), Piero Campagnola (19??-19??), Martufello (Fabrizio Maturani) [1951- ] (19??-19??), mother of Moncia Romagnani [19??-1999].
Casanova West – 1967 [film was never made]
Don’t Sing, Shoot (TV) - 1967
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