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Nancy Brilli (Italian pronunciation: [ˈnɛnsi ˈbrilli]; born 10 April 1964 as Nicoletta Brilli) is an Italian film, television and stage actress.

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Career

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Born in Rome, of partial Ukrainian origin,[1] Nancy Brilli was introduced in cinema by Pasquale Squitieri, making her debut in a role of note in Claretta (1984).[2] In 1990 she won a David di Donatello for Best Supporting Actress and a Silver Ribbon in the same category for the role of Sophie in Little Misunderstandings.[3]

Personal life

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Nancy Brilli was married for two years to actor Massimo Ghini and later, again for two years, to director Luca Manfredi, son of actor and director Nino Manfredi.[2] Previously she had a relationship with the songwriter Ivano Fossati.[4]

In 1994 she discovered she suffered from endometriosis[5] and underwent the removal of an ovarian cancer.[6]

She is a niece of the racing driver Gastone Brilli-Peri.[7]

Filmography

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Films
Title Year Role Notes
Claretta 1984 Young Miram Petacci
Demons 2: L'incubo ritorna 1986 Hannah
Body Count Tracy
Under the Chinese Restaurant 1987 Ursula
Compagni di scuola 1988 Federica Polidori
Piccoli equivoci 1989 Sophie
Italia-Germania 4-3 1990 Giulia
Bruno aspetta in macchina 1996 Margherita
Grazie di tutto 1997 Francesca Pacifico
Lady and the Tramp Gilda (voice) Italian dubbing
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie 1999 Tormentilla (voice) Italian dubbing
Chicken Run 2000 Ginger (voice) Italian dubbing
Febbre da cavallo - La mandrakata 2002 Aurelia
Natale in crociera 2007 Francesca Zanchi
Un'estate al mare 2008 Luciana Morabito
Many Kisses Later 2009 Caterina
La vita è una cosa meravigliosa 2010 Elena
Men vs. Women Paola
Women vs. Men 2011 Paola
Sapore di te 2014 Elena Proietti
Television
Title Year Role Notes
Naso di cane 1986 Rosa Italian TV Miniseries; 3 episodes
Due fratelli 1988 Monique Garlin Italian TV Miniseries; 3 episodes
Il colore della vittoria 1990 Dorina Television film
Italian Restaurant 1994 Connie Mancuso Italian TV Series; 8 episodes
Papà prende moglie Francesca Banfi Italian TV Series; 8 episodes
Ci vediamo in tribunale 1996 Giulia Television film
Meglio tardi che mai 1999 Chiara Bandini Television film
Commesse 1999–2002 Roberta Ardenzi Italian TV Series; 12 episodes
Il bello delle donne 2001–2003 Vicky Melzi Italian TV Series; 36 episodes
I ragazzi della via Pal 2003 Anna Television film
I colori della vita 2005 Adua Television film
Donne sbagliate 2007 Silvia Soriani Television film
Caterina e le sue figlie Renata Pensiero Italian TV Series; 6 episodes
Matrimoni e altre follie 2016 Luisella Rossini Italian TV Series; 24 episodes
Drag Race Italia 2022 Herself Italian Reality Show; Guest judge[8]

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Nancy Brilli (born 10 April 1964) is an Italian actress of partial Ukrainian origin, recognized for her versatile performances in film, television, and theater over four decades. Born in as Nancy Nicoletta Lina Ortensia Brilli, she entered the film industry in 1984 with a notable debut role in Claretta, directed by . Her breakthrough came in the late , particularly with her supporting role in Ricky Tognazzi's Piccoli equivoci (1989), earning her the Award for Best Supporting Actress and the Nastro d'Argento in the same category from the Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists. Throughout the 1990s and beyond, Brilli starred in acclaimed films such as Italia-Germania 4-3 (1990) and Tutti gli uomini di Sara (1992), receiving further nominations including a for Best Actress for the former. On television, she appeared in popular series like Un cane sciolto (1990) and Una fredda mattina di maggio (1994), showcasing her range in dramatic and comedic roles. Her stage work includes theater productions that highlight her expressive depth. In recent years, Brilli has expanded her public presence through reality television, including participation in Pechino Express (2024), and in 2025, she competed in the Italian version of Dancing with the Stars. She also engages in social advocacy, such as campaigns against violence toward women and support for underprivileged communities in Italy and initiatives aiding adopted children in India.

Early life

Family background

Nancy Brilli, born Nicoletta Brilli on April 10, 1964, in , , grew up in the city's vibrant cultural environment during her early years. Her parents were Enzo Brilli, an executive, and Mirella Brilli, a polyglot with Ukrainian heritage that contributed to the family's partial Eastern European roots. Mirella's Ukrainian origins influenced Brilli's distinctive name, derived from an Australian named Nancy who taught her mother English, reflecting her mother's linguistic interests. Tragically, Mirella passed away when Brilli was just 10 years old, shaping her childhood in amid familial challenges. Brilli is the niece of the renowned Italian racing driver Gastone Brilli-Peri, who achieved prominence in the 1920s, notably by winning the 1925 and competing in events like the , before his death in a 1930 crash in Tripoli. This connection linked her family to a legacy of adventure and , though Brilli has no documented siblings, highlighting a close-knit immediate household centered in .

Education and training

Nancy Brilli pursued her at the Istituto Statale d'Arte Roma 1 in , an institution focused on artistic development that has since evolved into a liceo artistico. There, she immersed herself in creative disciplines during her adolescence in the late and early 1980s, laying the groundwork for her future in the arts. Her curriculum emphasized practical skills in , particularly graphics and photography, where she honed techniques in , advertising layout, and . These areas fostered her understanding of visual and aesthetic principles, essential elements that would later inform her approach to performance and character portrayal. Brilli completed her studies by earning the Diploma di Maturità Artistica with a specialization in Grafica Pubblicitaria e Fotografia, qualifying her as a Maestro d'Arte. This formal artistic training, achieved around 1982, marked the transition from her educational phase to early professional pursuits in the , driven by her burgeoning interest in . During her studies, she befriended Vittoria Squitieri, daughter of director , who later introduced her to her father, facilitating Brilli's entry into acting with her debut role in 1984.

Career

Film roles

Nancy Brilli debuted in cinema in 1984, portraying the young Miriam Petacci in Pasquale Squitieri's historical drama Claretta, a film centered on the life of Claretta Petacci, Benito Mussolini's mistress, where Brilli's role highlighted familial ties amid political turmoil. Her breakthrough arrived with the 1988 comedy Compagni di scuola, directed by , in which she played Federica, a sophisticated former classmate whose reunion invitation uncovers lingering tensions and faded friendships among a group of high school alumni. This ensemble role showcased her comedic timing and helped establish her presence in Italian cinema. The following year, Brilli took on the part of Sophie in Ricky Tognazzi's Piccoli equivoci (also known as Little Misunderstandings, 1989), a exploring tangled relationships and mistaken identities among a circle of friends. During the 1990s, Brilli delivered notable performances in films blending humor and drama. In Italia-Germania 4-3 (1990), directed by Andrea Barzini, she portrayed Giulia, a intertwined with a group of male friends whose lives revolve around their obsession with a legendary soccer match, emphasizing themes of camaraderie and nostalgia. She then led as Sara Lancetti, a successful attorney facing personal and mysterious threats, in Gianpaolo Tescari's thriller Tutti gli uomini di Sara (1992), marking one of her prominent dramatic turns. In later years, Brilli continued to diversify her roles in lighter fare and heartfelt stories. She appeared as Elena Proietti, a matriarch dealing with family secrets during a seaside holiday, in Carlo Vanzina's romantic comedy Sapore di te (2014). Her more recent cinematic work includes the role of Filippo's mother in Pierluigi Di Lallo's drama Amici per la pelle (2022), which draws from a true story of unlikely friendship and challenges surrounding . Brilli's film characters frequently embody resilient women navigating relational complexities, from the lighthearted misunderstandings of her 1980s-1990s comedies to the more introspective dramatic supporting parts in her later projects, reflecting her range across genres.

Television and stage work

Nancy Brilli's early television career included lead roles in such as Un cane sciolto (1990–1992), where she played Claudia Baldazzi opposite Sergio Castellitto's character in a crime drama. She also starred in Una fredda mattina di maggio (1994), directed by Vittorio Sindoni. She gained prominence in Italian television through her lead role as Roberta Ardenzi in the comedy-drama series Commesse, which aired on from 1999 to 2002. The six-episode is set in the elegant Roman fashion "Jack Norton" and follows the intertwined personal and professional lives of its six employees—Marta, , Fiorenza, Paola, Lucia, and Romeo—as they navigate workplace tensions, romances, and individual crises triggered by the arrival of the strict new manager, Francesca Carraro. Each episode centers on one character's story while advancing the ensemble narrative, blending humor with dramatic explorations of ambition, friendship, and self-discovery in a high-stakes retail environment. Brilli's portrayal of , a sophisticated and resilient saleswoman grappling with romantic entanglements and career insecurities, highlights her character's evolution from a poised professional masking personal vulnerabilities to someone embracing emotional authenticity amid the boutique's upheavals. Throughout the and , Brilli maintained an active presence on the Italian stage, often in and original productions that showcased her versatility in and dramatic roles. In 1990, she appeared in Il presente prossimo venturo, a play exploring contemporary relationships under the direction of Giuseppe Patroni Griffi. This was followed by her performance in Ninà (1993–1994), a theatrical of the drawing-room , where she embodied the titular character's wit and complexity. Brilli then starred in Manola (1995–1997), a by the Scarnicci and Tarabusi duo, playing a lead role in the chaotic tale of familial and romantic mishaps. Extending into the , she took on a multifaceted role in the 2000 Italian of David Hare's The Blue Room (from Arthur Schnitzler's ), directed by Marco Sciaccaluga, portraying a series of interconnected female characters including a prostitute, au pair, married woman, model, and actress in a exploration of desire and . In recent years, Brilli has expanded her television footprint into reality and variety formats. She served as a guest judge on the second season of Drag Race Italia in 2022, appearing in the episode "Colorful Drag, Lucky Drag" alongside host Tommaso Zorzi and fellow judge Ludovico Tersigni, offering insights during the floral runway challenge and critiques of the contestants' performances. In 2024, she participated as a contestant on the eleventh season of the adventure reality show Pechino Express: La Rotta del Dragone, teamed with actor Pierluigi Iorio as "I Brillanti," competing in a grueling race across Vietnam that tested their endurance through local transport, challenges, and eliminations. Brilli has also contributed to animated media through in Italian dubs of international films. In the 1997 redub of Disney's (1955), she provided the voices for the Siamese cats Si and Am, as well as Peg (dubbed as Gilda), infusing the characters with a distinctive flair during musical and dialogue sequences. For ' (2000), released in Italy as Galline in Fuga, Brilli voiced the character of Babs ( in the Italian version), the absent-minded hen obsessed with , adding warmth and humor to the escape-themed adventure.

Awards and recent activities

Nancy Brilli earned significant recognition early in her career, winning the Award for Best Supporting Actress in 1990 for her performance in Piccoli equivoci. She also received the Nastro d'Argento in the same category that year for the film. These accolades highlighted her breakthrough during the , a period of notable success in Italian cinema. Brilli garnered additional nominations from prominent Italian film award bodies, including a David di Donatello nomination for Best Actress in 1991 for Italia-Germania 4-3. She was also nominated for the Nastro d'Argento Best Actress award in 1994 for Tutti gli uomini di Sara. In 2024, Brilli participated in the 11th season of the adventure-reality show Pechino Express, teaming up with actor Pierluigi Iorio as "I Brillanti" and attending the promotional photocall in Milan on March 5. Later that year, she appeared on the red carpet for the premiere of Kjaerlighet at the 81st Venice International Film Festival on September 6. She also attended events during Milan Fashion Week, maintaining her presence in the fashion and entertainment spheres. Turning 60 in April 2024, Brilli reflected on her enduring vitality, stating that her energy and relationship with beauty had remained consistent, underscoring her continued professional momentum. In 2025, she joined the 20th season of , partnering with dancer Carlo Aloia; the duo performed dances including a in the premiere episode on , a on October 4, and a on October 11, among others in early episodes. Aloia suffered a calf injury during rehearsals on November 6, leading to his replacement by dancer Filippo Zara for subsequent rounds, including the November 15 episode. As of November 2025, Brilli continued in the competition. Despite early mixed jury feedback, Brilli expressed enjoyment in the competition, criticizing overly critical judges as "bullies" who could dampen the experience.

Personal life

Relationships

Nancy Brilli was first married to Italian actor from 1987 to 1990, a union that began during their collaboration on the set of the miniseries Due fratelli. Following her divorce, Brilli entered a relationship with Ivano Fossati that lasted from 1991 to 1994. In 1997, she married director Luca Manfredi, son of renowned actor and director , and the couple remained together until 2002. Their marriage produced one child, a son named , born in 2000. Brilli has not remarried since her second and maintains a close relationship with her son, who is now an adult.

Health challenges

In 1994, at the age of 30, Nancy Brilli was diagnosed with , a characterized by the growth of tissue similar to the uterine lining outside the , leading to severe , , and fertility complications that profoundly affected her . The disease's symptoms, often misdiagnosed or dismissed, caused her years of intense suffering, which she later described as an "invalidating" ordeal that disrupted her daily activities and emotional well-being. Complications from endometriosis were associated with ovarian cancer, prompting a sudden surgical intervention in the mid-1990s where the tumor and one ovary were removed as part of a total of eight procedures over the years to manage the conditions. Despite being advised that the endometriosis and early surgeries might prevent conception, Brilli gave birth to her son in 2000, which she has described as a miracle. The final surgery around 2015 involved the removal of her uterus and remaining ovary, following a protracted recovery process with multiple hospital stays, ongoing pain management, and hormonal adjustments, though Brilli has emphasized her determination to reclaim vitality despite the scars—both literal and figurative—from the surgeries. These health struggles briefly influenced her personal relationships, particularly during periods of intense treatment when family planning became a source of emotional strain. Brilli has openly discussed her experiences in public forums to raise , notably in a Verissimo where she highlighted the diagnostic delays common with and her eight surgeries as a call for better research and support. In 2023, she served as a for the "Cambiamo Rotta" campaign, sharing how the disease's insidious underscores the need for early detection and . Ahead of her 60th birthday in April 2024, Brilli reflected on resilience and beauty in a La Repubblica , affirming her commitment to natural harmony and health as markers of inner strength rather than superficial alterations, crediting her journey through illness for fostering greater self-acceptance.

Filmography

Films

Nancy Brilli's film career spans from her debut in 1984 to her most recent feature in 2025. The following is a chronological list of her feature film credits, including roles and directors where documented. TV movies and miniseries are excluded from this table and listed under Television.
YearTitleRoleDirector
1984ClarettaYoung Miriam PetacciPasquale Squitieri
1986Demons 2HannahLamberto Bava
1986Body CountTracyRuggero Deodato
1987Sotto il ristorante cineseUrsulaBruno Bozzetto
1988Compagni di scuolaMariaCarlo Verdone
1989Piccoli equivociSophieRicky Tognazzi
1990Italia-Germania 4-3GiuliaAndrea Barzini
1992Tutti gli uomini di SaraSara LancettiGianfranco Cabiddu
1998Grazie... di tuttoFrancescaLuca Manfredi
2000La vita è una cosa meravigliosaElenaCarlo Vanzina
2002Febbre da cavallo - La mandrakataValeriaCarlo Vanzina
2007Natale in crocieraFrancesca ZanchiCarlo Vanzina
2008Un'estate al mareLucianaCarlo Vanzina
2009ExLindaFausto Brizzi
2010A Natale mi sposoSaraCarlo Vanzina
2011Women Vs MenPaolaFausto Brizzi
2014Sapore di teElena ProiettiCarlo Vanzina
2017Tiro liberoLauraTommaso Bertacche
2017Super vacanze di Natale(uncredited)Paolo Costella
2019Se mi vuoi beneGiuliaFausto Brizzi
2022Amici per la pelleMadre di FilippoPierluigi Di Lallo
2023Un weekend particolareElenaGuido Chiesa
2024Jago: Into the WhiteSelfLuigi Pingitore
2025A capodanno tutti da mePatriziaVolfango De Biasi

Television

Nancy Brilli began her television career in the early 1990s with roles in Italian miniseries and fiction, marking her transition from film to the small screen. Her early TV appearances included the miniseries Il colore della vittoria (1990), directed by Vittorio De Sisti, where she portrayed Dorina in a about personal triumphs, and Un cane sciolto (1990), a fiction series led by Giorgio Capitani that explored themes of independence and family dynamics. These roles established her versatility in dramatic narratives, often drawing on her ability to convey emotional depth. By the mid-1990s, Brilli ventured into lighter formats, starring as Connie Mancuso in the sitcom Italian Restaurant (1994), a comedy centered on the chaotic lives of restaurant staff in Rome, which highlighted her comedic timing alongside co-stars like Gigi Proietti. She followed this with the family-oriented miniseries Papà prende moglie (1994), playing a key role in a story of blended families and romance, co-starring Marco Columbro and Franca Valeri. These projects showcased her adaptability across genres, from sitcom humor to heartfelt family stories. In the late 1990s and early , Brilli gained prominence in ensemble television series that addressed contemporary social issues. She played Roberta Ardenzi in Commesse (1999–2002), a popular fiction series about women working in a , where her character navigated workplace rivalries and personal aspirations, contributing to the show's focus on female solidarity and . Brilli's television work peaked with lead roles in long-running series during the . In Il bello delle donne (also known as Beauty Centre; 2001–2003), she portrayed Vittoria Violetta "Vicky" Melzi Ventura, the ambitious co-owner of a , in a comedy-drama that blended workplace antics with personal growth, earning praise for her charismatic and witty depiction of a modern businesswoman. She later took on the recurring role of Renata Pensiero in Caterina e le sue figlie (2005–2015), a beloved spanning multiple seasons; her character evolved from an overweight, depressed to a confident after embarking on a transformative diet and change, reflecting themes of reinvention and resilience that resonated with audiences. This role solidified her status as a television staple in . She also appeared in the TV movie Madame (2004) as Emma Benasso Tarlazzi and the I ragazzi della via Pál (2003) as Nemecsek's Mom. Additionally, Meglio tardi che mai (1999) featured her as Chiara Bandini in a TV movie directed by Luca Manfredi. More recently, Brilli appeared in Matrimoni e altre follie (2016), a series where she played Luisella Rossini across 24 episodes, exploring the absurdities of and relationships in a humorous light. Her television contributions, spanning over three decades, have emphasized strong female characters in both dramatic and comedic contexts, often in productions that highlight everyday Italian life and social evolution. In 2022, she made a guest appearance on .

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