Felicita Fanni was born in Monserrato, Cagliari, Italy on March 19, 1943. She was an Italian sexploitation actress who made her acting debut in the 1967 spaghetti western “Death Rides a Horse” as Marita girl in the cantina that John Philip Law defends. Over the next ten years, Felicita appeared in erotica flicks like “X-Rated Girl” (1971) and “Ready for Anything” (1977), the women-in-prison film “Erotic Confessions from a Women’s Prison” (1974), and the 1976 frightfest “Naked Werewolf Woman”. In all she appeared in 12 films in a decade long career between 1967–1977.
After he final film appearance in 1977’s “Disposta a tutto” directed by Giorgio Stegani and starring Eleanora Giorgi and Bekim Fehmiu she dropped out of sight.
She died four years later on April 18, 1981, in Cagliari, Italy at the young age of 38.
FANNI, Felicita (aka Felicita Fani,
Felicita Fanny) [3/19/1943, Monserrato, Cagliari, Italy – 4/18/1981, Cagliari,
Italy] – film actress, aunt of cinematographer Michele Murgia [1974- ].
Death Rides a Horse – 1968 (Marita) (as Felicita Fanny)
Tequila Joe – 1968 (Consuela)
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