Turner, Elizabeth

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:19

From "Annuario degli attori 1976"

Elizabeth Turner

Elizabeth Turner is another foreign actress who entered the vortex of Italian cinema in the 1970s, always looking for new faces. She often participated in small roles, finally getting a co-star role in the erotic movie Ondata di piacere (1975) and in the shocking masterpiece by Antonio Margheriti Apocalypse domani (1980).

Filmography

1971

I due della F.1 alla corsa più pazza, pazza del mondo .... Stewardess (uncredited)
Il vichingo venuto dal sud .... Margrethe, the Danish medicine student (uncredited)
In nome del popolo italiano .... Woman at the toga party (uncredited)
Noi donne siamo fatte così - segment "Il mondo cammina" .... Party guest (uncredited)

1972
Boccaccio .... Nun (uncredited)
I due gattoni a nove code... e mezza ad Amsterdam .... Helga (credited as "Joan Harwich")
L'uccello migratore .... Ingrid, Michele's lover (uncredited)

1973
L'arbitro .... Evelyn (credited as "Elisabeth Turner")

1974
Chi sei? .... Barbara Staton (credited as "Elisabeth Turner")
Lucrezia giovane .... Giulia, Pope Alessandro VI's lover (credited)

1975
Ondata di piacere .... Silvia (credited)

1976
La dottoressa sotto il lenzuolo .... The German lover (credited)

1977
Sette note in nero .... Virginia's mother (credited)

1978
L'amour chez les poids-lourds / I grossi bestioni .... Pamela (credited)

1980
Apocalypse domani .... Jane Hopper (credited)
Arrivano i gatti .... Drunk actress at the party (uncredited)
Odio le bionde .... Party guest (uncredited)

Additional credits

Advertisement for whisky brand Black & White (early 1970s)

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:25

Let's start with just an appearence in Noi donne siamo fatte così - segment "Il mondo cammina" (1971) as Party guest

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:28

Small comic role in L'uccello migratore (1972) as Ingrid, Michele's lover
In a short sequence, during a rendez vous, she comes out of the bedroom and sees the protagonist making faces in the mirror, frightening to death and running away.

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:33

In Lucrezia giovane (1974) as Giulia, Pope Alessandro VI's lover
A fairly important role, protagonist of some sequences in which she sees herself undressed, with beautiful close-ups on her.

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:35

In The Exorcist rip-off Chi sei? (1974) as Barbara Staton
Face to face with the devil in this horror flic, with another significant role.

Grappling with the pestiferous child interpreted by David Colin Jr.

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:39

Again naked in La dottoressa sotto il lenzuolo (1976) as The german lover
In this sexy-comedy she plays the character of a woman who gets excited first with a stranger (played by Angelo Pellegrino) to make love with her partner.

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:41

A small uncredited role, in a duet with Jerry Calà, in Arrivano i Gatti (1980) as Drunk actress at the party

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:44

Particularly in tune for the sophisticated and refined atmosphere of Fulci's giallo Sette note in nero (1977) as Virginia's mother

Post by **Emiliano** » 27/10/2019, 20:46

Finally her biggest and most important role in Margheriti's Apocalypse domani (1980) as Jane Hopper
Strange that her last film is the one where she can best express her talent as a dramatic actress.

Post by **Johan Melle** » 27/10/2019, 21:24

Elizabeth Turner was originally a fashion model, and in the early 1970s she was frequently featured in the fashion pages of many fotoromanzo magazines from famed publisher Lancio - always under the name Joan.

Here she is photographed by Franco Grillo in a fashion spread for trenchcoats in 1971