Giulia Di Quilio

Italian model and actress born in Chieti on November 14 1980 she left her hometown when she was 17 to attend "Ribalte" Acting School in Rome featuring Maestro Enzo Garinei. Some years later got a State scholarship to attend the course "Acting for Screen". She worked as a model for advertising campaigns, fashion shows and photo shooting, working at the same time as actress in different stage such as TV shows and theatre plays. Her first role in a movie was in Giuseppe Tornatore's La sconosciuta (2006) where she played the Adacher's secretary while also acting as the leading actress' double for the nude-shots. In late 2006 she co-starred in the independent film "Le ferie di Licu" directed by Vittorio Moroni and some roles in Italian tv series such as I Cesaroni (2006), "Io non dimentico" and "Sotto casa". In 2007 she worked with Samuel MacFadden in the full length "Al termine della notte" which got her first prize as best actress in "Fata Morgana film festival". She also appeared in many TV Ads, Toyota and Fox Life, just to name some. She starred in the movie Amore 14 (2009) directed by Federico Moccia and early 2010 we saw her in one of the chapters of the new TV series "Crimini" called Cane Nero directed by Claudio Bonivento.