Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 14/08/2019, 1:57
Lasciapassare per il morto (1962) as Janine, a nightclub stripper. We only get to see the first few seconds of her act and then she's seen briefly in the dressing room together with Hélène Chanel
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Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 07/10/2019, 0:31
La dolce vita (1960) as Woman in Via Veneto. Janine's sister Gloria is credited by some resources as playing this role, but we are pretty certain that this is Janine, not Gloria.
Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 13/01/2020, 23:27
Drammi marini (1962) TV series, episode 1: La luna dei Caraibi, credited as Janine Handy, as Violet. Janine is credited in the cast list printed in the TV magazine Radiocorriere TV, originally broadcast on February 18th 1962.
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Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 13/04/2020, 22:56
La congiuntura (1965) as Woman at the beach
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Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 18/11/2020, 17:57
Quarta parete (1969) credited as Janine Handy, as Mistress of the opium den
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Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 27/12/2020, 0:50
Il mattatore (1960) as Nightclub dancer
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Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 06/01/2021, 17:10
Che fine ha fatto Totò baby? (1964) as Party girl
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Re: Janine Hendy
Posted: 29/03/2021, 5:04
Boccaccio '70 (1962), in the Fellini segment "Le tentazioni del dottor Antonio", as Girl making out in car
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Re: Hendy, Janine
Posted: 12/04/2021, 18:31
Gangsters '70 (1968) as Poker player
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Re: Hendy, Janine
Posted: 19/04/2021, 13:21
La cento chilometri (1959) as Dancer.
She comes on stage and starts dancing after Fred Buscaglione finishes his big musical number and seems a bit upset when he wanders off, so is presumably his backing dancer. Quite why someone felt it necessary to have him perform in the middle of a film about a marathon is anyone's guess, though they do somehow manage to make his appearance relevant to the plot.
She comes on stage and starts dancing after Fred Buscaglione finishes his big musical number and seems a bit upset when he wanders off, so is presumably his backing dancer. Quite why someone felt it necessary to have him perform in the middle of a film about a marathon is anyone's guess, though they do somehow manage to make his appearance relevant to the plot.
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