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Valeria Moriconi
Valeria Moriconi (''née'' Valeria Abbruzzetti; November 15, 1931 – June 15, 2005) was an Italian actress who appeared both in movies and on stage.
Valeria was born in Iesi, in Marche, a region in central Italy. Her earliest work was as a stage actress (). She was very young when she acted in an art company, but success came with the movies ''Gli Italiani si voltano'' and ''La Spiaggia''. She won the Golden Grolla award for ''Le soldatesse''. She performed on stage in several plays at the Arlecchino Theater (now Flaiano), from ''Girotondo'' by Schnitzler and ''Per un amore a Roma'' by Patti to ''Arialda'' by Testori and directed by Luchino Visconti.
In the 1960s she met director Franco Enriquez and left her husband, Aldo Moriconi, for him. After Enriquez's death she loved Vittorio Spiga, a journalist from Bologna, and at her death he was at her bedside.
The president of the Italian Republic, Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, nominated her Great Master of the Republic. In 2000 she was the voice for the Pope's comments during the Via Crucis. In 1999 she received the Renato Simoni award. She worked until the end of her life, in spite of a serious illness (bone cancer), but on 7 June 2005 she was forced to stop her theater tour with Ibsen's Ghosts (''Gli Spettri'').
==Filmography==
*''Un turco napoletano'' (1953) of Mario Mattòli
*''Non è mai troppo tardi'' (1953) of Filippo Walter Ratti
*''Terza liceo of Luciano Emmer (1953)
*''L'amore in città'' (1953) - episode "''Gli italiani si voltano''" of Alberto Lattuada
*''L'eterna femmina'' (1954) of Marc Allégret
*''Il barcaiolo di Amalfi'' (1954) of Mino Roli
*''L'amante di Paride'' (1954) of Marc Allégret and Edgar G. Ulmer
*''La spiaggia'' (1954) of Alberto Lattuada
*''Miseria e nobiltà'' (1954) of Mario Mattòli
*''Napoli è sempre Napoli'' (1954) of Armando Fizzarotti
*''Gli innamorati'' (1955) of Mauro Bolognini
*''Una voce una chitarra e un po' di luna'' (1956) of Giacomo Gentilomo
*''Totò, lascia o raddoppia?'' (1956) of Camillo Mastrocinque
*''I miliardari'' (1956) of Guido Malatesta
*''Guardia, guardia scelta, brigadiere e maresciallo'' (1956) of Mauro Bolognini
*''I giorni più belli'' (1956)of Mario Mattòli
*''Gli anni che non ritornano (La meilleure part)'' (1956) of Yves Allégret
*''I dritti'' (1957) of Mario Amendola
*''L'amore nasce a Roma'' (1958) of Mario Amendola
*''Las aeroguapas'' (1958) of Eduardo Manzanos Brochero
*' (1958) of Vittorio Cottafavi
*''Il terrore dell'Oklahoma'' (1959) of Mario Amendola
*''I ragazzi dei Parioli'' (1959) of Sergio Corbucci
*''Le cameriere'' (1959) of Carlo Ludovico Bragaglia
*''Lui, lei e il nonno'' (1961) of Anton Giulio Majano
*''Un giorno da leoni'' (1961) of Nanni Loy
*''A cavallo della tigre'' (1961) of Luigi Comencini
*''Ultimatum alla vita'' (1962) of Renato Polselli
*''Le soldatesse'' (1965) of Valerio Zurlini
*''Una macchia rosa'' (1970) of Enzo Muzii
*''Il saprofita'' (1974) of Sergio Nasca
*''Calamo'' (1975) of Massimo Pirri
*''Quelle strane occasioni'' (1976) - episode "''Italian Superman''" di Anonimo (Nanni Loy)
*''Per amore di Cesarina'' (1976) of Vittorio Sindoni
*''Che notte quella notte!'' (1976) of Ghigo De Chiara
*''Improvviso'' (1979) of Edith Bruck
*''La fine è nota'' (1993) of Cristina Comencini
*''La forza del passato'' (2002) of Piergiorgio Gay
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