13 Facts About Rosalba Neri

Rosalba Neri was born on 19 June 1938 and is a retired Italian actress.

Rosalba Neri received an offer to attend the Actors Studio in the United States, but did not accept.

Rosalba Neri made her film debut in 1958 in the film Mogli pericolose.

Rosalba Neri is uncredited in this comedy which was directed by Luigi Comencini.

Rosalba Neri played Keresh and was assassinated by someone who mistook her for the Queen.

Rosalba Neri was Ramses' intended bride in the Hercules Adventure, Il leone di Tebe in 1964.

Rosalba Neri played Delilah, the Biblical beauty who was the downfall of the Old Testament hero, Samson, in I Grandi Condottieri.

Rosalba Neri had quite a few roles in Eurospy intrigue films, often playing a less than saintly character.

Rosalba Neri was Faddja in 1965's Superseven Chiama Cairo, one of the dangerous women that the spy, a James Bond-like character, comes into contact with.

Rosalba Neri followed the trends of European cinema by appearing in several Spaghetti Westerns such as Johnny Yuma, Arizona Colt, Long Days of Hate, A Long Ride from Hell, The Reward's Yours.

Rosalba Neri was in Jess Franco's box office hit 99 Women, one of the first women in prison films, and Top Sensation opposite Edwige Fenech.

Also in 1972, Rosalba Neri played the lead role in the erotic horror flick Lucifera: Demon Lover.

Rosalba Neri would appear in a few more films such as: No Way Out, Loving Cousins, Blood River and Il pomicione, which is her last credited film.