Elena Russo

Elena Russo (born February 13, 1972)[1] is an Italian actress of cinema, television and theatre.

Elena Russo
Elena Russo in 2013
Born (1972-02-13) February 13, 1972
Naples, Campania, Italy
NationalityItalian
OccupationActress
Websitehttp://www.elenarusso.it/

Career

Elena Russo was born in Naples, Campania, but she moved to Rome, where she started his career as an actress. Her debut was on the film Finalmente soli (1997), directed by Umberto Marino, following by Besame mucho (1999), by Maurizio Ponzi, and Amor nello specchio (1999), by Salvatore Maira.

In 2002, she is the protagonist of the film N'gopp - Lasciatemi sognare.[2] In 2003 she has an important role in Tutto in quella notte, directed by Franco Bertini, and she is the protagonist of the short Non può piovere sempre,[3] directed by Alfio D'Agata. In 2006 she starred, along with Neri Marcorè and Vincenzo Salemme, in Baciami piccola, directed by Roberto Cimpanelli.

She also worked in a lot of television series or television film, like Orgoglio (as Clara Dani), Amiche mie, L'onore e il rispetto (as Assunta Rocca), Sangue caldo (as Concetta "Ciacià" Lorusso), Rodolfo Valentino - La leggenda (as Rosa Cuccurullo), Furore - Il vento della speranza (as Sofia Fiore) and La luna e il lago.

Filmography

Film
  • Finalmente soli (1997)
  • Besame mucho (1999)
  • Amor nello specchio (1999)
  • L'uomo della fortuna (2000)
  • La vita è un gioco (2000)
  • E adesso sesso (2001)
  • N'gopp - Lasciatemi sognare (2002)
  • Tutto in quella notte (2003)
  • Baciami piccina (2006)
  • Io non ci casco (2008)
  • Baarìa (2009)
  • Ce n'è per tutti (2009)
  • Sharm el Sheikh - Un'estate indimenticabile (2010)
  • Buona giornata (2013)[1]

Television

Theatre
  • Il Topo Nel Cortile (2013)

References
  1. "Elena Russo: "Ma quali donne? Il cinema è regno degli uomini"" (in Italian). Panorama. Retrieved October 28, 2015.
  2. "Elena Russo su MyMovies.it" (in Italian). MyMovies. Retrieved October 28, 2015.
  3. "Non può piovere per sempre". filmitalia.org (in Italian). Retrieved October 28, 2015.
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