Renowned figure in Italian film died in her sleep at her residence in Rome, according to a family statement
The Italian actor Sandra Milo, a renowned figure in Italy’s film industry known for her performance in Federico Fellini’s 8½, has died aged 90.
Milo died in her sleep at her residence in Rome surrounded by her family and her dogs, Jim and Lady, according to a statement from the family carried by state-run RAI television.
“Ciao, Diva!” the Venice Biennale posted on social media.
Fondly remembered as a versatile actor in both comedy and drama and noted for her distinctive high-pitched voice, in 2021 she was honoured with the career achievement David di Donatello award at Italy’s version of the Oscars.
