
Anna Magnani
Italian actress
- Born
- 7 March 1908Roma, Lazio, Italia
- Died
- 26 September 1973aged 65 · Roma
- Nationality
Italy
- Height
- 1.60 m
- Star sign
- Pisces
- Years active
- 1945–2017
Known for
About Anna Magnani
Anna Magnani was an Italian actress. They were born on 7 March 1908 in Roma, Lazio, Italia. Their career spanned 4 titles, among them Rome, Open City (1945), Maria by Callas (2017) and Mamma Roma (1962).
Their career in figures
The earliest credit MovieNCo has for Anna Magnani is Rome, Open City (1945); in all, 4 films over 72 years. Their title most voted by MovieNCo readers is Rome, Open City (1945), with 7 votes. Their busiest decade is the 2010s, with 1 titles. The person they have worked with most is Federico Fellini, on 2 films, among them Rome, Open City and Roma.
Latest work
Full filmography (4)- 2017
- 1972
Roma
Anna Magnani
- 1962
Mamma Roma
Mamma Roma
- 1945
Where to watch Anna Magnani
Their films and TV shows you can watch now in the UK, and where.
- 1945
- 2017
Awards
All their awardsA count of the awards MovieNCo covers: Academy Awards (Oscars) (1932–2026), Golden Globes (1944–2026) and BAFTA Awards (1950–2026).
- Academy Awards (Oscars) 1 win2 nominations
- Golden Globes 1 win3 nominations
- BAFTA Awards 1 win2 nominations
Has worked with
Questions about Anna Magnani
Where was Anna Magnani born?
Anna Magnani was born on 7 March 1908 in Roma, Lazio, Italia.
When did Anna Magnani die?
Anna Magnani died on 26 September 1973, aged 65. They died in Roma.
How tall is Anna Magnani?
Anna Magnani is 1.60 m tall (5 ft 3 in).
How many films and TV shows has Anna Magnani been in?
MovieNCo lists 4 films for Anna Magnani, from Rome, Open City (1945) to Maria by Callas (2017).
How many awards has Anna Magnani won?
Anna Magnani won 3 awards from 7 nominations. By award: Academy Awards (Oscars), 1 of 2; Golden Globes, 1 of 3; BAFTA Awards, 1 of 2. A count of the awards MovieNCo covers.
What is Anna Magnani's star sign?
Anna Magnani was a Pisces: born on 7 March.
Page reviewed on 30 March 2018.






