Biography

Paola Corazzi is an Italian actress. She participated in Miss Italia 1972 as "Miss Roma," which launched her into the entertainment industry and marked the beginning of her film career. Corazzi established herself in Italian cinema during the 1970s, appearing in genre films that were characteristic of the era's exploitation cinema movement. Her notable film appearances include "The Children of Violent Rome" (1976), "SS Experiment Love Camp" (1976), and "La campagnola bella" (1976). Her acting career spanned through the 1980s, with her final film performance in Lamberto Bava's "Demoni" (1985). Following her acting career, Corazzi transitioned into theatrical management, dedicating herself to the profession of theatrical impresario with the "Sirio" company. This career shift demonstrated her continued commitment to the entertainment industry beyond her on-screen performances, contributing to Italian theater production and management. Corazzi's career trajectory reflects the broader landscape of Italian genre cinema in the 1970s and early 1980s, and her subsequent move into theatrical production illustrates the diverse pathways available within Italy's entertainment sector during that period.

- IMDb mini biography by: Angel