Nicoleta Casu
Nicoleta Casu is an actor, known for Bang Bang Baby (2022).
Nicoleta Ghinea
Nicoleta Ghinea is known for Legatii (2022) and Nicole Cherry: Pop That (2019).
Nicoleta Luciu
Nicoleta Luciu was born on September 12, 1980 in Bucarest, Romania. She is an actress, known for Iubire si onoare (2010), Inima de tigan (2007) and Lacrimi de iubire - filmul (2006).
Nicoleta Radu
Nicoleta Radu is known for Vitamin Z (2013), The Emigrant (2012) and Bleach (2020).
Nicoletta Amadio
Nicoletta Amadio is known for Il medium (1980), La minorenne (1974) and Una settimana come un'altra (1978).
Nicoletta Braschi
Nicoletta Braschi was born on April 19, 1960 in Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, Italy. She is an actress and producer, known for La vita è bella (1997), Lazzaro felice (2018) and Johnny Stecchino (1991). She has been married to Roberto Benigni since December 1991.
Nicoletta Carbonara
Nicoletta Carbonara is an Italian actress born in Milan but raised in Bari, Apulia. After studying theater during her university years, in 2009 she played a role in the short film "Ice scream" by Roberto De Feo and Vito Palumbo. In the same year she acted alongside Sergio Rubini, Valeria Golino and Riccardo Scamarcio in the film "The black man" directed by Sergio Rubini. In 2021 she was in the movie "The Last Paradise" directed by Rocco Ricciardulli.
Nicoletta Di Bisceglie
Nicoletta Di Bisceglie is known for Le indagini di Lolita Lobosco (2021), Per lanciarsi dalle stelle (2022) and Che Dio ci aiuti (2011).
Nicoletta Dimas
Nicoletta Dimas is an actress, known for Iggy & Ace (2021), Mingler (2022) and Slippery Business (2020).
Nicoletta Elmi
Nicoletta Elmi was a strikingly pretty, charming and gifted redhead child actress who graced a handful of Italian horror pictures in the early to mid 70's with her exceptionally ethereal and mesmerizing presence. Born on February 13, 1964 in Rome, Italy, Elmi began modeling and acting in TV commercials at age four. She made her film debut in "The Sisters." Her favorite aunt was popular TV presenter Maria Giovanna Elmi. Elmi's initial cinematic ventures were comedies; she made her first horror movie at age six. Elmi gave an excellent and enchanting performance as George Lazenby's sweet daughter who gets brutally murdered in the strong and gripping giallo "Who Saw Her Die?". Elmi was often cast as evil and obnoxious little brats in such Italian fright features as Mario Bava's highly influential proto-slasher body count landmark "Bay of Blood," "Flesh for Frankenstein," "The Cursed Medallion," and Dario Argento's masterful "Deep Red." A cute kid, Elmi grew up to become a stunningly beautiful young woman. Elmi was especially lovely and memorable as the movie theater usherette in Lamberto Bava's outrageously gory "Demons." In addition to her film credits, Elmi also did a bunch of TV commercials and popped up in several television shows. Alas, Nicoletta Elmi quit acting in the late 80's to become a doctor.