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Barbara Chichiarelli

Italian actress

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Barbara Chichiarelli (born May 20, 1985) is an Italian actress.

01Early life and career

After graduating from the Terenzio Mamiani classical high school, she left university three exams before graduating in theater (former Department of Arts and Performing Sciences of La Sapienza), she attended the 2007-2009 academic year at the Theater Academy of Rome "Sofia Amendolea" and in 2013 she graduated from the National Academy of Dramatic Art with the essay Days of Darkness, on the homeless in Rome, staged by Gabriele Lavia.

In 2016 she received the UBU New Actor or Actress Award (under 35) together with all the performers of Santa Estasi. Atridi: eight family portraits. She was nominated as Best Supporting Actress at the Nastro d'Argento 2020 for the role of Dalila in the film Bad Tales.

02Filmography

Films

Year Title Role Notes
2016 Valparaiso Social worker Short film
2019 Un'avventura Veronica
The Goddess of Fortune Nurse Cameo appearance
Lella Lella Short film
2020 Bad Tales Dalila Placido
2021 Mascarpone Orsola
Blackout Love Silvia
2022 Swing Ride Anna
2024 Dieci minuti Gloria
2025 Come gocce d'acqua Margherita
Amata Carolina

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2017-2019 Suburra: Blood on Rome Livia Adami Main role (season 1), recurring role (season 2); 13 episodes
2019 1994 Sesa Amici Episode: "Episodio 2"
2019-2021 La Compagnia del Cigno Antonia Ferro Main role (season 2), guest star (season 1); 12 episodes
2020 Il silenzio dell'acqua Silvia Visentin Recurring role (season 2); 4 episodes
2022 Bang Bang Baby Inspector Ferrario Recurring role
2023 The Good Mothers Anna Colace Main role; 4 episodes
2024 Antonia Radiosa Main role; 6 episodes
Adoration Chiara Main role; 6 episodes
2025 Mussolini: Son of the Century Margherita Sarfatti Main role; 8 episodes

03Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Work Result Ref.
2023 Nastri d'Argento Grandi Serie Best Actress The Good Mothers Nominated
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