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Raffaella Baracchi married young actor [[Domiziano Arcangeli]] in 1988 and started a relationship with [[Carmelo Bene]]. Her marriage to Arcangeli was annulled and in early 1992 she married Bene. Their marriage lasted until his demise and the couple had a daughter named Salomè (b. 1993) after the 1964 play by Bene. |
Raffaella Baracchi married young actor [[Domiziano Arcangeli]] in 1988 and started a relationship with [[Carmelo Bene]]. Her marriage to Arcangeli was annulled and in early 1992 she married Bene. Their marriage lasted until his demise and the couple had a daughter named Salomè (b. 1993) after the 1964 play by Bene. |
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Revision as of 23:17, 16 December 2013
Raffaella Baracchi | |
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| Born | March 25, 1964 |
| Occupation(s) | Film actress, photomodel |
| Years active | 1986 - 1990 |
| Spouse(s) | Domiziano Arcangeli (1988-1992) Carmelo Bene (1992-2002) |
Raffaella Baracchi is a retired Italian actress and 1983 Miss Italia.
Miss Italia
Raffaella Baracchi, by the year 1983 and as Miss Piedmont, won the Miss Italia contest and represented Italy at the Miss Universe 1984.
Film career
Raffaella Baracchi made her cinema debut in 1986 with Maurizio Ponzi's poliziottesco-comedy Il tenente dei carabinieri. She appeared in Ruggero Deodato's acclaimed The Barbarians in 1987 and in Deodato's 1988 giallo Phantom of Death as prostitute Laura. Her most prominent role came the same year in Tinto Brass neo-noir Snack Bar Budapest where she played prostitute Milena. Following her marriage she tried to continue her career with disruptions and retired in 1990.
Personal life
Raffaella Baracchi married young actor Domiziano Arcangeli in 1988 and started a relationship with Carmelo Bene. Her marriage to Arcangeli was annulled and in early 1992 she married Bene.[1] Their marriage lasted until his demise and the couple had a daughter named Salomè (b. 1993) after the 1964 play by Bene.