Italian stage, film, TV actress Laura Troschel died in
Rome on September 29th after a long illness. Of German decent,
Troschel was born in Varese, Italy on November 3, 1944.She made her film debut
in 1968’s "Il sesso degli angeli" (The Sex of Angels), by Ugo
Liberatore. Later, she appeared in some movies as Constanza Spada, until she
became the wife of comedian Pippo Franco and went back to using her real name.
Between the 1970s and 1980s she participated with her husband in a number of
comedy films. She was also active in television, in which hosted some popular
shows with Franco and has taken part as an actress in several miniseries.
Although for the last three decades she was known as a theater actress she will
be best remembered as a film actress in such Italian films “The Blind Fly” (1966) “Four Flies on Grey
Velvet” (1971) and “Tutti a squola” (1979). Her only Euro-western was 1971’s “Vendetta
at Dawn” starring George Eastman and Ty Hardin where she played the role of
Lory Baxter Benson billed as Costanza Spada.
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