It’s all Audrey Hepburn’s fault. She is the actress who has always inspired Ludovica Cutoli. «I am madly in love with her, with her, with her interpretation of her. I discovered Breakfast at Tiffany’s as a child, I researched a lot about her, she is the personification of my ideal of a woman, elegant, brilliant, sagacious, altruistic, a philanthropist, also socially committed.” But Ludovica, now a commentator on Piero Chiambretti’s programme, took her first step towards cinema as an extra in the drama “Inspector Montalbano”, which was filmed in her Sicily: «I was fascinated by the atmosphere of the set».
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From graduation to TV
And thanks also to my degree in Economics «I had my first big opportunity in the world of entertainment. I was chosen for Piero Chiambretti’s program Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown, broadcast on Raitre.” Talk about economics, talk about Chiara Ferragni’s “business”. She talks about it because Piero was struck by her, as she also told Di Più Tv: «He was struck by the fact that I had a degree in Economics but wanted to be an actress, to work in entertainment, and he found a way to combine the two things: doing the economist, but on TV, on his program.”
But before television, having also worked in a production house, she was almost Miss Italy. «Yes, I participated because I like to get involved, face new challenges. I showed up at the selections in my province, Ragusa, and won the title of Miss Eleganza Sicilia, which guaranteed me access to the national final. I did not win”.
And to think that when she was a teenager – she still tells the weekly magazine directed by Osvaldo Orlandini – she ended up in the crosshairs of some bullies, who made fun of her for my physical appearance. «I wasn’t beautiful. I was short, chubby, I wore glasses and also braces. I never suffered violent gestures, but I experienced that period badly. I was fourteen, I was fragile and insecure about my appearance, as often happens at that age, and their words hurt me deeply.”
«I’m only twenty-three. I feel comfortable both appearing serious and being seductive, perhaps with a flirty look. But I must admit that I feel more like myself when I can express my sensuality.” Dream? “I would like to make my parents happy, proud and peaceful also from an economic point of view.”
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