Bergamonti, Rossella

[Johan Melle]

Small uncredited speaking role in Tre supermen a Tokyo (1968) as Journalist

[Johan Melle]

Sugar Colt (1966), credited, as Woman doing shooting practice

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[Johan Melle]

A sexy little role in Il suo nome gridava vendetta (1968) as Prostitute

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[Johan Melle]

Quando l'amore è sensualità (1973) as Party guest who performs striptease

A small but certainly very memorable role - unfortunately one of Rossella's last...

[Johan Melle]

A few biographical details I've managed to dig up about Rossella Bergamonti:

It looks as if her real name was actually Rosetta Bergamonti and she is from Gussola, a comune in the Province of Cremona in the Italian region Lombardy.

In 1962 she participated in the Miss Italia beauty pageant and although she didn't win, she finished in third place, earning the title of Miss Sorriso (i.e. Miss Smiles).

Here she is on the left together with Raffaella De Carolis (Miss Italia 1962) and Maria Lina Carreri (who came in second place and was crowned Miss Cinema)

Picture taken from here


And here she is on the right

From the La Stampa newspaper 3 September 1962


On 2 September 1962, La Stampa also featured an article where a small presentation is given of the participants in the Miss Italia pageant. About Rossella it says that she is 20 years old (meaning she must have been born in 1942) and that she is 172 cm tall

And here the little text about Rossella in La Stampa 3 September 1962, mentioning that she is from Gussola and that she came in third place

Her first known film roles are from four years after she participated in Miss Italia, but I think it's quite probable that she played some uncredited roles during the years in between, so we should be on the look-out for that.

[Johan Melle]

Un uomo, un cavallo, una pistola (1967) as Mrs. Stanley

She and her husband are travelling by stagecoach, but when making a short stop to freshen up, both she and her husband are shot to death

Once again a short but notable role for Rossella. She's not credited in the English version, but then again, only six actors are credited in this version. She may very well be listed in the Italian credits if anyone has them...

[Johan Melle]

A Ghentar si muore facile (1967) as a barmaid who flirts with George Hilton

Another very small role and uncredited - at least in the Spanish version.

[carlos]

Johnny Yuma (1966) Saloon girl

[carlos]

Roma come Chicago (1968) Post office employee

[Emiliano]

Rare press photo for the TV variety "I giramondo della canzone" (1971)
With the singers Rocco Torrebruno (left) and Robertino.