Toros, Rosita

[Emiliano]

In a fotoromanzo

Rosita Toros was born in Gorizia (Italy), on November 10, 1945[1] from a family of Austro-Hungarian origin, but lived the years of her youth in Udine, where she left her university studies (she was enrolled in the faculty of literature) to move to Rome and attempt a career as an actress.[2]

She passed the exams at the Academy of Dramatic Art, but then ("frightened", she says "by the austerity of the environment and the columns of the building") she decided to enroll at the Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia where she hoped to find an environment "open and less academic".[2]

There she adopts his stage name Torosh and meet and become great friends with another prolific C.S.C. actress, Carla Mancini.[3]

She was definitely the most beautiful and one of the most talented C.S.C. actress of the seventies. She participated in many successful Italian films, never obtaining, unfortunately, a role as a true protagonist, despite her good acting skills.

In the 1972 she was also nominated president of one of the many italian naturist leagues, called "LIN" (Lega italiani nudisti), founded in the year before.[1]

The great Rosita gone prematurely at the age of 50 in Udine on December 8, 1995.

Alias: Rosita Torosh.

1. Interview on Playmen (1970).
2. Radiocorriere TV n. 7 (February 15, 1970).
3. Carla Mancini interview on Nocturno.

Filmography

1969

1. Franco, Ciccio e il pirata Barbanera .... Aluna, the daugher of the indigenous chief (credited as "Rosita Torosh")
2. Zum zum zum n° 2 .... Loretta (credited)
   
   1970
3. Il presidente del Borgorosso Football Club .... Mrs. Zanon, wife of a Borgorosso footballer (credited)
4. Lady Barbara .... Leda, the fotoromanzo actress (credited)
5. L'uccello dalle piume di cristallo .... The fourth victim (credited as "Rosa Toros")
6. Napoli 1860: La fine dei Borboni (TV mini-series) .... Queen Maria Sofia (credited as "Rosita Torosh")
7. Oh dolci baci e languide carezze .... role? (credited)
   
   1971
8. Questa libertà di avere... le ali bagnate .... role? (credited)
9. Acquasanta Joe .... Saloon girl (credited)
10. Giù la testa (credit only)
11. Mazzabubù... quante corna stanno quaggiù? .... Agilulfo's wife (credited)
12. Oltre il duemila (TV mini-series) - ep.: "La fabbrica dell'uomo" .... Irina (credited)
13. Per grazia ricevuta .... Young colony teacher (credited)
14. Scipione detto anche l'africano .... Village girl who bares her breasts to Scipione (credited)
    
    1972
15. Abuso di potere (credit only)
16. Canterbury proibito .... Abbess (credited)
17. Decameron n° 3 - Le più belle donne del Boccaccio - segment "The Mummy" .... Madonna Francesca (credited)
18. Decameroticus .... Gerbino's wife (credited as "Rosita Torosh")
19. Ettore lo fusto .... Hooker (credited as "Rosa Toros")
20. I giochi proibiti de l'Aretino Pietro - segment: "Una suora" .... Mother Abbess (credited as "Rosita Torosh")
21. I pugni di Rocco .... Erika, wife of Pataneos (credited)
22. I familiari delle vittime non saranno avvertiti .... Peppino's starlette (credited)
23. Il mondo dei Romani (TV mini-series) - ep. 4: "Traiano e Marco Aurelio" .... role? (credited)
24. L'occhio nel labirinto .... Luca's Secretary (credited as "Rosa Toros")
25. L'etrusco uccide ancora (credit only as "Rosa Toros")
26. La cosa buffa .... Vera, Marika's cousin (credited)
27. La notte dei diavoli .... Nurse (credited as "Rosa Toros")
    
    1973
28. Diario segreto da un carcere femminile .... Prisoner from Milan (credited)
29. Il mostro è in tavola... barone Frankenstein .... Sonia, the prostitute (credited)
30. Passi di danza su una lama di rasoio .... Nina Ferretti (credited)
31. Teresa la ladra (credit only - as "Rosita Torosh")
    
    1974
32. Arrivano Joe e Margherito .... Cashier at the motorway restaurant (credited)
33. Donna è bello .... role? (poster credit)
34. Fatevi vivi, la polizia non interverrà .... Mrs. Bonsanti (credited)
35. L'erotomane .... Slapped woman in the film (credited)
36. Macrò - Giuda uccide il venerdì .... role? (credited)
37. Milano odia: la polizia non può sparare .... Marta (credited)
38. Mussolini ultimo atto .... Lady companion of Claretta (credited)
39. Spasmo .... Woman offering a ride to Christian (credited as "Rosita Torosh")
    
    1975
40. Ho ucciso il conte (TV movie) .... Louise Rogers (credited - no pic)
41. Le orme .... Marie Leblanche (credited)
42. Peccati in famiglia (credit only)
    
    1976
43. Esuli (TV Movie) .... Beatrice Justice (credited)
44. Il trucido e lo sbirro .... Drug addict hippie girl at night (credited)
    
    1977
45. Il commissario De Vincenzi 2 (TV mini-series) - ep.: "Il mistero di Cinecittà" .... Assia Paris (credited as "Rosita Toros")
46. Le lunghe notti della Gestapo .... Ursula Tanner (credited as "Rosita Torosch")
    
    1978
47. La mandragola .... Lucrezia (credited)
48. Un brivido di piacere .... role? (credited as "Rosita Torosh")
    
    1981
49. Don Luigi Sturzo (TV mini-series) - eps. 1.2 .... Bertha Pritchard (credited)

Filmography to check

• Maddalena (1971 - credited)
• Abuso di potere (1972) as Rosaria Cruciani (credited as "Rosita Toros")
• Tema di Marco (1972 - credited)
• Kid il monello del west (1973 - credited as "Rosa Toros")
• Donna è bello (1974 - credited)

[Emiliano]

Il commissario De Vincenzi 2 (1977) as Assia Paris

Credit pic by FatmanDan

[Emiliano]

Decameron n° 3 - Le più belle donne del Boccaccio (1972) as Madonna Francesca

Credit pic by FatmanDan

Macrò - Giuda uccide il venerdì (1974)

[Emiliano]

I pugni di Rocco (1972) as Erika, wife of Pataneos

Oh dolci baci e languide carezze (1970)

L'occhio nel labirinto (1972) as Luca's Secretary

Credit pic by FatmanDan

[Emiliano]

Pics from Adult magazine Kent (1970)

[Emiliano]

In Umberto Lenzi's masterpiece Milano odia: la polizia non può sparare (1974) as Marta

One of her most important roles, in a violent noir directed by a master of the genre, in which she is forced to suffer an atrocious torture by the gang commanded by a drug addict psychopath played by Tomas Milian.

[Emiliano]

Her most famous role as the 4th victim in Argento's L'uccello dalle piume di cristallo (1970).

For this role that gave her the celebrity, she was probably chosen essentially for her great beauty. She has no lines, nevertheless, her gestures are perfectly controlled, demonstrating a certain credibility as an actress as well as boasting breathtaking beauty.

[Emiliano]

In La notte dei diavoli (1972) as nurse at hospital, with some parts of speech.

[Emiliano]

In Spasmo (1974) as Woman offering a ride to Christian

A usual small role, in which she is again a victim of the murderer.

[Emiliano]

Credit only in L'etrusco uccide ancora (1972)
She doesn't appear at all in this movie.