Annunziata
Cardinali was born in Potenza, Italy on November 4, 1938. She moved to Rome at
an early age, shortly after the end of World War II , and in 1957 started
acting as an actress for photomasons , debuting in the cinema the following
year under the name Nucci Cardinali.
Nuccia
then embarked on a singing career in 1960, obtaining a record contract with the
Carosello, label with which she published her first 45 and LP. She hosted some television programs, such as ‘Giallo
club. Invito al poliziesco’ (where she sings Stars Fell on Alabama and That My
Desire ) or ‘Rhythms of Today’ (in which she sings ‘I Can’t Give You Love’ ),
and in the same year she appears in the musical “The Teddy Boys Song. She then
signs with other labels, such as Play and Seven Records.
Cardinale
became known in the sixties as an actress of fotoromanzis for Lancio, performing in 69 fotoromanzis,
of which she was the star in 43. She also worked in films acting in various B-movies
of adventure , western , thriller and horror .
She
abandoned her career as an actress at the end of the seventies, returning
briefly to acting in a photojournalism in the early 1980s .
CARDINALI, Nuccia (aka Nancy Cardinale, Nuccia
Cardinale, Karen Carter) (Annunziata
Cardinali) [11/4/1938, Potenza, Potenza,
Italy - ] – singer, fotoromanzi, film, TV actress.
Two Crosses at Danger Pass – 1967 (Edith)
In the Name of the Father, the Son and the Colt – 1971 (Mrs.
Clarissa Nolan)
The Executioner of God - 1972 (Carol Lang/Lant/Lanthory)
Tiger from River Kwai - 1975 (Judy Lon)
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