Sabrina Impacciatore
Known For
Acting
Born
1968-03-29 in Rome, Italy
Biography
Born in Rome (Italy) on March 29 1968, Sabrina Impacciatore is an Italian cinema, TV and theater actress. She went to drama school at the Actors Studio in New York and in Rome. At the age of 25 she was discovered by Gianni Boncompagni who, overwhelmed by her volcanic personality, entrusted her with a part in the iconic TV program "Non è la Rai". Chosen for her versatility and performance skills, she was the first woman to take the stage as single presenter of the yearly First May Concert. She has worked with prominent directors, switching between comedic and dramatic roles. Since 2000, she has divided her time between the small and the big screen with unforgettable performances such as "L'ultimo bacio" by Gabriele Muccino, "Concorrenza Sleale" and "Gente di Roma" by Ettore Scola, "The Passion" by Mel Gibson and many more. She also played several challenging and complex roles such as in "Venus in Fur" directed by Valter Malosti.
Most Known For
The White Lotus
as Valentina
The Jennifer Hudson Show
as Self
The Passion of the Christ
as Seraphia
Kiff
as Mama Berry (voice)
The Paper
as Esmeralda Grand
G20
as Elena Romano
Inspector Coliandro
as Thea Zara
Call My Agent: Italy
as Sabrina Impacciatore
Belve
as Sé stessa
The Immature - The Series
as Serena Serafini
Buona la prima!
as Ospite
Celebrity Hunted Italy
as Self
In the Hand of Dante
as Dr. Susanna Pulice
7 Women and a Murder
as Agostina
Donne assassine
as Veronica Chiaretti
Disokkupati
as Caterina
Il prigioniero
Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Opening Ceremony: Harmony
The Last Kiss
as Livia
Napoleon and Me
as Diamantina Papucci