Mustari, Anna Maria

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Anna Maria Mustari in La Venere dei pirati (1960)

Anna Maria Mustari is an actress who matriculated at Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in 1957. [1]

There are around 14 films in which she either appears or is credited, spread between 1956-1964, but she never really made much of a mark, playing mostly bit parts. There is always the possibility that there may be 1 or 2 uncredited bit parts yet to be found.

No biographical details are known about her.

Filmography

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1957

1. Il corsaro della mezzaluna .... Companion of Angela (credited)
   
   1959
2. Il figlio del corsaro rosso (credit only)
3. Vacanze d'inverno .... Telephone operator (credited)
   
   1960
4. La regina delle Amazzoni .... Priestess (credited)
5. La Venere dei pirati .... Woman captured with Jana (credited)
   
   1961
6. Il pianeta degli uomini spenti (credited, but not found)
   
   1962
7. L'amore difficile (credit only)
   
   1963
8. Vino, whisky e acqua salata (credited, but not found)
   
   1964
9. Il trionfo di Ercole .... Ate's handmaiden (credited)
10. Il treno del sabato .... unknown role (poster credit)

Notes and sources

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1. Elenco degli ex allievi C.S.C. on Fondazione CSC.it.

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Il corsaro della mezzaluna (1957) credited, as Companion of Angela

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Il figlio del corsaro rosso (1959) credited. I've been through this film head-shotting and didn't find anyone who resembles her, so I'm pretty sure this is a credit only.

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Vacanze d'inverno (1959) credited (as Annamaria Mustari in the opening credits), as Telephone operator

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La regina delle Amazzoni (1960) credited, as Priestess

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La Venere dei pirati (1960) credited, as Woman captured with Jana

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Il pianeta degli uomini spenti (1961) credited in some versions, but not found. She doesn't appear obviously, however the only available prints are fairly poor quality and there are several women who are not seen clearly enough to identify (but who could be identified in a good quality print) - so for the time being I will leave this as a not found rather than a credit only.

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L'amore difficile (1962) credited but not found. This one I'm pretty certain it's a credit only.

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Vino, whisky e acqua salata (1963) credited but not found. The only available copy of this film on You Tube is quite abysmal, so it is quite possible that she appears but couldn't be recognised. There is only one scene in the film involving women (other than Margaret Lee), in a dimly lit dance bar, so if she appears she must be one of several unidentifiable women in that scene - it's another one where they would be identifiable in a good quality print, so again i'll leave it as not found until her appearance can be clarified one way or the other.

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Il trionfo di Ercole (1964) credited, with dark hair for a change, as Ate's handmaiden.