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Something wrong?The Swedish actress who waded into Rome's Trevi Fountain in a strapless gown and became the physical embodiment of La Dolce Vita - Fellini's 1960 film that gave a name to an entire era of excess and glamour.
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The Red DwarfFilm, Paola Bendoni1991
Il Conte MaxFilm, Marika1987
IntervistaFilm, Anita Ekberg1982
Champs-ElyséesSeries1979
Killer NunFilm, Sister Gertrude1970
The ClownsFilm, Anita Ekberg1967
Woman Times SevenFilm, Claudie1966
How I Learned to Love WomenFilm, Margaret Joyce1964Der goldene SchußSeries1963
4 for TexasFilm, Elya Carlson1961
A porte chiuseFilm, Olga Duvovich1959
Sign of the GladiatorFilm, Zenobia, Queen of Palmira1958
Paris HolidayFilm, Zara1956Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year - ActressAward
The Steve Allen ShowSeries, 1956
Back from EternityFilm, 1956Rena1955
CasablancaSeries, Katrina Jorgenson1953
The OscarsSeries
Abbott and Costello Go to MarsFilm, 1953Venusian Guard1950
The Colgate Comedy HourSeries
What's My Line?Series, 19501931Born29 September 1931Also in Deutsch
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Kerstin Anita Marianne Ekberg was born in Sweden on 29 September 1931. Her beauty and curvaceous figure opened doors in American and European cinema, but it was Federico Fellini who gave her permanence: cast as Sylvia in La Dolce Vita in 1960, she turned one midnight fountain scene into iconography. She worked primarily in Italy after that, the country whose films had made her unforgettable, and became a permanent resident there in 1964. She died in Rome on 11 January 2015.
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