The post was enthusiastically received on the web with many commenting on the imitation with small hearts and compliments. Among them are colleagues, too
Alicia Marcusi, Fiorella Manoia, Sandra Mello…
“But how do you become more beautiful?” , wrote one of the more than 900 thousand followers on Instagram. One of them adds, “I love you, Sabri.” And again: “Don’t lose the child inside you.”
The 58-year-old actress is more beautiful than ever, and between sexy looks and wink, her imitation of Marilyn Monroe has conquered the Internet, which pays tribute to the artist’s irony and sensitivity.
The sensuality she had already shown a few weeks ago by posting some snaps in a bikini while on vacation at the beach with her husband Flavio Cattaneo, whom she has been married to since 2011.
In an interview a few months ago, the actress explained how her “strong physical strength” prevented her from entering the center of experimental cinematography early in her career: she was told she was “too slanted.” But instead, thanks to a typical Mediterranean physique and above all thanks to her talent and intelligence, Sabrina Ferelli became a real diva of Italian cinema and television, as well as one of the most beautiful women in Italy.
The audience loves her for her frankness and simplicity, as she recently demonstrated during the Sanremo Festival.
A busy year for the actress begins, with a new Mediaset novel directed by
Ricky Tognazzi
Inspired by a true story, with social themes and a casual date with “Tu si que vales” with a friend
Maria de Filippi.
During her long career, Ferrelli has worked in cinema directed by directors of the caliber of Paolo Virzo, Paolo Sorrentino, the Taviani brothers, Francesco Notti, Vincenzo Salmi, Maria Sol Tognazzi and Sergio Castellito. At the same time, the audience was able to admire her on TV screens in many successful novels such as “Comis”, “Dalida”, “Anna and the Five”, “Shattered Love” and “Wake Up My Love”.
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