Lucia Bosè
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Rating Distribution
Based on 29 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention
Satyricon
as La matrona
1969
38.1
Testament of Orpheus
as Orphée's Friend
1960
25.2
Last Harem
as Safiye Anziana
1999
16.6
Chronicle of a Death Foretold
as Placida Linero
1987
15.2
Death of a Cyclist
as María José de Castro
1955
11.6
Story of a Love Affair
as Paola Molon Fontana
1950
10.9
Down the Ancient Stairs
as Francesca
1975
10.3
Nathalie Granger
as Isabelle Granger
1973
9.6
The Legend of Blood Castle
as Erzebeth Bathory
1973
5.6
Speaking of Buñuel
as Self
2000
4.8
The Lady Without Camelias
as Clara Manni
1953
3.7
Under the Olive Tree
as Lucia Silvestri
1950
3.0
Moon Child
as Directora
1989
1.9
Under the Sign of Scorpio
as Glaia
1969
1.4
The Miser
as Dona Elvira
1990
1.2
The Double
as Nora Tosatti
1971
1.2
Symphony of Love
as Teresa Grob
1954
1.0
The Picasso Summer
as Guest George explains why he wants to meet Picasso (uncredited)
1969
0.9
Rome 11:00
as Simona
1952
0.9
Arcana
as Mamma
1972
0.8
Metello
as Viola
1970
0.5
Something Creeping in the Dark
as Sylvia Forrest
1971
0.3
La colonna infame
as Chiara Mora - la moglie di Giacomo
1973
0.2
All Night Long
as Self
2010
0.1
Nocturne 29
as Señora (as Lucia Bose)
1969
0.1
Abandoned
as Lucia
1955
0.1
Violanta
as Donna Violanta
1978
0.1
Michelangelo Antonioni: The Eye That Changed Cinema
as Self (archive footage)
2001
0.1
The Golden Mass
as Hélène
1975
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Lucia Bosè
Lucia Bosè has appeared in 29 titles, including 29 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Lucia Bosè's filmography is Under the Olive Tree (1950).
The most recent title featuring Lucia Bosè is All Night Long (2010).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Lucia Bosè is Death of a Cyclist with an IMDb rating of 7.7.
Lucia Bosè has been active for approximately 60 years, with credits spanning from 1950 to 2010.
Titles featuring Lucia Bosè currently have an average IMDb rating of 6.4.
The busiest years in Lucia Bosè's career include 1969, 1973, 1950.
