Virginia Raffaele received the Anna Magnani Award for best actress and spoke about Riccardo Milani’s film, her love for acting and the Sanremo Festival. Will she be on the stage of the Ariston Theater in 2025?
She is certainly one of the most loved entertainers in Italy Virginia Raffaelewho is an actress, comedian and presenter and who has made us laugh so much since she appeared in the sketches of Lillo And Greg. She’s come a long way since then the female protagonist of A world apartthe latest film by Riccardo Milani also played by Antonio Albanese. Virginia spoke precisely about this social comedy in an interview with SuperGuida TV, which she was given on the occasion of Anna Magnani Award for Best Actress which he received a few days ago at the Casa del Cinema in Rome.
Virginia Raffaele: Abruzzo, the emotion, the Sanremo Festival 2024
A world apart, which is set in a small town in Abruzzo where an elementary school risks closing its doors because there are not enough children, was a resounding success, exceeding 7 million in takings. For Virgina Raffaele it was an unforgettable experience, enriched by the presence of local people who Milani he made it act.
It is a film that has such a profound truth that it has managed to reach people. The actors who performed are people who do not do this job and this contributed even more to the success. It was a discovery to know that the story told in the film happens more often than we imagine. The response this film has generated is incredible.
Obviously Virginia she was delighted to receive an award dedicated to one of the greatest Italian actresses of all time, who she naturally admires. And then there Raphael she is very attached to Rome, which is her city.
The impersonator was very excited Belen and apologized for being unfamiliar with acceptance speeches. She was asked if she would like to do it again Sanremo Festival, perhaps as a presenter. The answer was vague (“If they call me, we’ll see”), but certainly out of good luck. The Ariston stage is in fact an extraordinary showcase for anyone, and it would be stupid to refuse.
Virginia Raffaelewho this year worked in theater and for TV had a program of his own, namely Moonshot, never tires of learning. Each of her experiences is for her a fundamental stage in her journey as an artist, which at the moment knows no stops.
