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Introduction:
Valeria Golino was born on October 22, 1965, in Naples, Italy. She is an actress, director, and producer.
The second child of an Italian Neapolitan Germanist father and a Greek painter mother, Valeria Golino grew up in Naples until her parents moved. She is the niece of journalist Enzo Golino, and also the sister of saxophonist Alex Golino. After three years spent in Athens with her mother and three years in Naples with her father, she began working as a model at the age of fourteen. She leaves school after her first film. In addition to Italian, her mother tongue, she speaks Greek, French, and English and also has some knowledge of Spanish.
Early Life:
Valeria Golino grew up between Greece and Italy and started modeling at the age of 16. The many underwear advertisements in which she appears to allow her to try her luck in the cinema. For her debut in front of the camera, she plays the daughter of Ugo Tognazzi in Joke of Destiny (1983). Having never taken drama lessons and having had no theatrical experience, the apprentice actress nevertheless decides to abandon her studies and put forward her perfect mastery of Italian, Greek, but also English and French to increase the number of hearings. Result: in 1986, she surprised the jury of the Venice Film Festival, which awarded her the Best Actress Prize for her performance in the romance Storia d’amore.
Screen Appearance:
In 1985 she got the leading role in Little Flames (1985) by Peter Del Monte and the next year won the Best Actress Award at the Venice Film Festival for A Tale of Love (1986). After some European co-productions (Last Summer in Tangiers (1987), The Gold Rimmed Glasses (1987), Three Sisters (1988)) she began to work in Hollywood (Big Top Pee-wee (1988)). She soon gained prominent roles in Rain Man (1988), Hot Shots! (1991) and Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993). Now she works in the US (Clean Slate (1994), An Occasional Hell (1996)), Europe (The King’s Whore (1990), Immortal Beloved (1994)) and in Italy too, especially with young directors (Come due coccodrilli (1994), Le acrobate (1997), Shooting the Moon (1998)). In 1994 she produced and acted in Slaughter of the Cock (1996) by Greek director Andreas Pantzis.
What Happened:
In 2013, she directed her first film, Miele, screened at the Festival de Cannes in the Un Certain Regard selection, and received the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury. She recently appeared in Giuseppe M. Gaudino’s Per Amor Vostro, which won her the Best Actress Award at the Venice Film Festival. She is currently working on directing her next feature-length film.
