Age: 71
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Ornella Muti (born March 9, 1955) is an Italian actress. She was born in Rome as Francesca Romana Rivelli, to a Neapolitan father and Estonian mother. She has an older sister, Claudia (1951). Muti modeled as a teenager and made her film debut in 1970 in La moglie più bella (aka The Most Beautiful Wife). She has primarily worked in Italian films but she made her British film debut as Princess Aura in Flash Gordon in 1980. American movies she appeared in include Oscar (1991) and Once Upon a Crime (1992). She is mostly known to the French for appearing in a TV commercial of Giovanni Panzani pasta. Muti has been married twice, to Alessio Orano (her fellow actor in the film "The Most Beautiful Wife", 1975–1981), and Federico Facchinetti (1988–1996). Muti has three children: Naike Rivelli (b. 1974), who is also a model and actress having a close resemblance to her mother, and whose father is Spanish film producer José Luis Bermúdez de Castro Acaso; a son, Andrea, and a second daughter, Carolina, both from her marriage to Facchinetti. Since 1998, Muti has been living with Stefano Piccolo, a plastic surgeon. Muti was voted "The Most Beautiful Woman in the World" in 1994 by a worldwide poll of readers of the magazine Class. In 2008, Ornella Muti introduced her own line of jewellery. She opened new shops in Paris, Milan, Rome, Riga, Moscow and Almaty. She insured her breasts for $350,000. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ornella Muti, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Ornella Muti
Andrea Markovitch
for Andrea Markovitch in Never Say Never Again (1988)
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What if George Lazenby played Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007 in an original story called Never Say Never Again which is the next Bond film after Steven Spielberg's Shatterhand (1987) and John Glen's The Living Daylights (1987). Although this film shares its name with Connery's unofficial Bond movie, it is neither a remake nor a remaster. It features an entirely new plot, with the only similarity being the return of Spectre. Steven Spielberg will once again direct this film and would be the final film in his 1980s Bond trilogy (The Death Collector - 1985, Love Is Forever - 1986 and Never Say Never Again - 1988. This is how it could have happened.
