Amelia Chellini

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Amelia Chellini (actually Amelia Creti ; born June 16, 1880 in Florence , † May 31, 1944 in Rome ) was an Italian actress .

Life

Chellini, the sister of the actor Vasco Creti and wife of impresario and stage colleague Didaco Chellini, started working in amateur groups from 1910 with Virgilio Talli and his ensemble of actors. In 1918 she signed with Emma Gramatica , whose ensemble was directed by Gustavo Salvani . Ten years later she became a member of Luigi Almirante / Giuditta Rissone / Sergio Tofano , in 1930 with Giulio Donadio / Rissone and in the following season with the "Spettacoli Za-Bum". The last stages of her stage career, in which she almost always played the authoritarian but fearful mother (or similar aunts and mothers-in-law), were Tofano / Evi Maltagliati / Gino Cervi (1934), from 1938 to 1941 an ensemble with a. a. Andreina Pagnani , Cervi, Rina Morelli and Paolo Stoppa in the "Teatro Eliseo" and finally in 1943 Tofano / Vivi Gioi / Enrico Viarisio .

Chellini has been in cinemas since the 1910s for smaller Turin production companies such as "Le Monopol", "Cenisio", "Re Film" or "Italo-Egiziana" as well as for the more important Itala company . She played leading roles for Ernesto Vaser , in early Maciste and, later, for the Bolognese "Felsina", in Rebus (1918). She revived her fifteen-year movie break from 1933 in supporting and character roles until her death.

Filmography (selection)

  • 1912: L'attrice burlona
  • 1915: Maciste
  • 1918: Rebus
  • 1937: Gli uomini sono ingrati
  • 1941: Princess Cschenbrödel (Cenerentola e il Signor Bonaventura)
  • 1944: Il fioresotto gli occhi

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Roberto Chiti, Article Amelia Chellini , in: Enrico Lancia, Roberto Poppi: Dizionario des Cinema Italiano. Le Attrici. Gremese Editore, Rome 1999. pp. 78/79