- Anna
Moffo (June 27, 1932 –
March 9, 2006) was an
American opera singer,
television personality, and actress. One of the
leading lyric-coloratura sopranos...
-
Madama Butterfly, by
Giacomo Puccini,
which introduced to a wide
public Anna
Moffo, at that time an
unknown American soprano, who
became his wife for 17 years...
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stars he met
through RCA Records. In 1974, He
married operatic soprano Anna
Moffo.
Sarnoff was a
member of the
boards of the New York
Stock Exchange and a...
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Rossano Brazzi as
Baron de
Coyne Olivia de
Havilland as
Deborah Hadley Anna
Moffo as
Dania Leonardi Leigh Taylor-Young as
Amparo Rojo
Roberta Donatelli as...
- Ferry, Bob and Alf Pearson,
Westlife and the
Pasadena Roof Orchestra. Anna
Moffo and
Sergio Franchi recorded the song in duet on the 1963 RCA
Victor Red...
- she dies in act 3. A 1967 film
version by
Mario Lanfranchi features Anna
Moffo as Violetta,
Franco Bonisolli as Alfredo, Gino
Bechi as
Giorgio Germont...
- is a 1969
Italian film
directed by
Michele Lupo
featuring soprano Anna
Moffo.
Filmfacts -
Volume 15 1972- Page 210
Under Michele Lupo's
direction (excellent...
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fashion designer Wilhelmina Cooper –
Founder of
Wilhelmina Models Anna
Moffo –
American opera singer Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" –
Mexican comedian and...
- Visca, an
American soprano. Her
favorite well-known
opera soprano is Anna
Moffo. G.
Donizetti – Don Pasquale,
Norina G.
Donizetti – L'elisir d'amore, Adina...
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married again and again. He has
eight wives. Ugo Tognazzi:
Alfredo Anna
Moffo:
Giovanna Maria Grazia Buccella: Egle Dalida:
Armida Romina Power: Stella...
