Ornella Muti, born in Rome in 1955, is a distinguished Italian actress known for her captivating performances in cult cinema. She made her mark in films like An Ideal Place to Kill (1971) and Flash Gordon (1980), where she brought a unique allure to her roles. Muti's early career began with Summer Affair (1971) and continued with notable appearances in The Nun and the Devil (1973) and Death of a Corrupt Man (1977). Her work in these films reflects the bold and provocative spirit of 1970s and 80s European cinema.
The House of Doves
The widow Alexandra and her schoolgirl daughter Sandra live together in a luxurious villa in Spain. When Fernando, an old love of Alexandra's, appears in town the two rekindle their love affair until Alexandra finds that he is being paid to be the companion of a rich older woman
