Verusky, Gaby

[Emiliano]

Gaby Verusky in Ma che musica maestro (1971)

Gaby Verusky was a pop music singer active in Italy in the early seventies. She recorded a 45 rpm for the record label "Little Records", founded by the musician Little Tony, which included the songs: "Arrivederci amore mio" and "Se non ti basta più".

In the same period, thanks to her undisputed beautiful presence, she also appeared briefly with small roles in the cinema, starting with the "musicarello" Ma che musica maestro (1971).

Filmography

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1971

1. Ma che musica maestro .... Isabella (credited)
   
   1972
2. Frankenstein '80 .... Karl's sister (uncredited)
3. I due figli di Trinità .... Rosalia (uncredited)
   
   1975
4. Cagliostro .... Marie Antoinette (credited)

[Emiliano]

Her most big role in the comedy with Franchi & Ingrassia Ma che musica maestro (1971) as Isabella

Here she performs singing and dancing, practically making the double of Raffaella Carrà, that in the same year had conducted the TV variety "Canzonissima", bringing to the fore the song that gives the title to the film "Ma che musica maestro", used as the theme song for the variety itself.

[Emiliano]

The following year she plays again with Franchi and Ingrassia in I due figli di Trinità (1972) as Rosalia
She had just a fleeting uncredited appearance, at the end of the film.

[Emiliano]

In the horror Frankestein '80 (1972) as Karl's sister
A small uncredited role, but here at least she has a couple of lines, as the poor relative of the protagonist who must undergo surgery, but perishes.

[Emiliano]

Her only known 45 rpm, titled "Arrivederci amore mio" (1970)

[PeplumParadise]

Cagliostro (1975) credited, as Marie Antoinette, Queen of France