Newsgroup: it.arti.cinema
Titolo: Edwige Fenech Bio

What do we know about Edwige Fenech? Nothing much beyond the same and
usual boring statistics. She was born on December 24, 1948, of French
(daddy) and Tunisian (mom) origins. She begins her career very young
in a comedy (one of numerous European co-productions that would
populate her future): Toute folles de lui, telling the story of a guy
who inherits his father-in-law's bordello and becomes a super-stud
some special vitamins. Another co-star was the amazing Serge
Gainsbourg (the inspiration for the main character?).
Edwige's sensual beauty couldn't be forgotten and she soon found
herself a major player in an unending list of European films,
principally from Italy, France, Spain and West Germany. Generally,
these were light comedies (with some primitive humor) and a couple of
thrillers, as well. It's no exaggeration to note that between 1968 and
1982, she was one of the world's busiest actress, extremely popular
everywhere in Europe. So why not take a look back at some worthy title
from her rich filmography:
Samoa, Queen of the Jungle (1968) Edwige in the title role; key film
for her popularity with photographers...
Seducers (1968) Hey, kids! This is another title in a long line of
films where Edwige plays a good-nature prostitute! With Rosalba Neri
and Ewa Aulin, gargl! This is the story of a whore hired to take care
of a young virgin guy on a cruise ship. Tons of sexual shenanigans
aboard that boat.
Next! (1970) A Sergio Martino thriller with a couple struggling
against the missus' ex-husband. Female bodies are piling up: who's
really responsible and why? A must-see for any Fenech fan, this
picture is typical for its era, with ingenious doses of violence,
great players and excellent soundtrack. See it in widescreen, please.
5 Dolls for an August Moon (1970) An important film for Edwige,
directed by Mario Bava. A sometimes confusing plot, but worth a look
with its touches of black humor and Edwige at her loveliest...
gaaahhh!
Demons of the Dead (1972) Edwige reunites with Martino for this film
with many titles, telling the story of a young woman having nightmares
about her mother's murder. Someone takes her to a satanic ritual, in
the hope of curing her (!). She becomes a tool at the hands of this
cult, who order her to kill for them. Soon, a mysterious stranger
follows her... Another must for her fans (and those who wishes to be).
Your Vice Is a Closed Room and Only I Have the Key (1972) One of my
all-time favorite title for this other Sergio Martino thriller.
The Case of the Bloody Iris (1972) Another giallo, yeah!... and maybe
my favorite Edwige movie! There's a lot of murders at a modern
building. The usual suspects are lining up: a mother and a disturbed
son, a daring lesbian, our main heroine's new boyfriend... an
excellent thriller! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR??? And Edwige wears a
tie!
http://www.charloteweb.com/divas/edwige-fenech.html

 The Case of the Bloody Iris (1972) Another giallo, yeah!... and maybe
let's not forget
Big Johanna Long Thigh (1973)
and
That Big Piece of Ubalda all Naked and all Hot (1972)

 That Big Piece of Ubalda all Naked and all Hot (1972)
Se davvero l'han tradotto cosě, sono dei genii.
RD
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