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Monica Strebel

Illustration — Strebel in Italian magazine IO (1969) Monica Strebel is a Swiss actress, mainly active in Italian cinema. Strebel's first starring role was in 1968, in Amore o qualcosa del genere, and her performance was well received by critics. She later starred in a number of Italian films, including Fernando Di Leo's A Woman on Fire and Francesco Maselli's Lettera aperta a un giornale della sera.

Also recorded as Monica Stroebel

Monica Strebel

actress Monica Strebel

Italian magazine Playmen · Public domain

Born
1948 · Strasbourg.
Nationality
Switzerland · France
Occupation
actress · model
Languages
French

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Illustration — Strebel in Italian magazine IO (1969) Monica Strebel is a Swiss actress, mainly active in Italian cinema. Strebel's first starring role was in 1968, in Amore o qualcosa del genere, and her performance was well received by critics. She later starred in a number of Italian films, including Fernando Di Leo's A Woman on Fire and Francesco Maselli's Lettera aperta a un giornale della sera.

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