Serena Autieri

• Name — Serena Autieri • Born — 4 April 1976 • Birthplace — Naples, Italy • Occupation — * Actress • singer • television personality

Serena Autieri was born in Naples, Campania. As a child she studied ballet, singing, and acting. On 14 April 2003, she released her album CD Anima Soul. Her television debut was in 1998 on the soap opera Un posto al sole broadcast by RAI Tre. Autieri made her first appearance on the stage in 2002 in the musical Bulli e pupe. The following year, in 2003, she was co-host for the 52nd edition of the nationally televised Sanremo Music Festival alongside presenter Pippo Baudo and actress Claudia Gerini. In 2004, she had her first starring role in a major picture with Sara May, which was directed by Marianna Sciveres. Autieri has had roles in several soap operas and television mini-series. These include La maledizione dei templari ("The Curse of the Templars"), in which she portrayed Clemence of Hungary, and L'onore e il rispetto ("Honor and Respect"), where she played the part of Olga. In 2012, she won the first series of Tale e quale show on Rai 1, the Italian adaptation of Your Face Sounds Familiar. In 2013, Serena supplied the talking and singing parts for Elsa, the Snow Queen in the Italian dub of the Disney Animation, Frozen, (Italian: "Frozen - Il Regno di Ghiaccio", meaning "Frozen - The Kingdom of Ice"). She took up the role again for the sequel Frozen 2. Autieri occasionally appears in television commercials.

• Bulli e pupe (2002) • Vacanze Romane (2003/2004-05) • Shakespeare in Jazz (2006) • Facce da teatro (2007) • A Midsummer Night's Dream (2008) • Shakespeare in Jazz (2009)

Television roles showing year released, title, role played, network and notes • Year — Title — Role — Network — Notes • 1998–2000 — Un posto al sole — Sara De Vito — Rai 3 — Series regular (seasons 3–4) • 2001 — Stranamore — Herself/co-host — Canale 5 — Reality show (season 6) • 2002–2004 — Vento di ponente — Francesca Ghiglione — Rai 2 — Lead role; 31 episodes • 2003 — Sanremo Music Festival 2003 — Herself/co-host — Rai 1 — Annual music festival • Tutti i sogni del mondo — Cinzia Iannone — Rai 2 — Miniseries • 2004 — 2004 David di Donatello — Herself/co-host — Rai 1 — Annual ceremony • 2005 — La maledizione dei Templari — Clémence de Hongrie — France 2 — Miniseries • Callas e Onassis — Tina Livanos — Canale 5 — Miniseries • 2006–2009 — L'onore e il rispetto — Olga Miglio — Canale 5 — Main role (seasons 1–2); 12 episodes • 2007 — La lance de la destinée — Vinciane — M6 — Miniseries • 2008 — Agrodolce — Chiara Miele — Rai 3 — Recurring role; 3 episodes • Dottor Clown — Serena Laurenti — Canale 5 — Television film • 2009 — Ice Fever — Odette — ZDF — Miniseries • 2011 — Attenti a quei due - La sfida — Herself/ Guest host — Rai 1 — Variety/game show (season 1) • Fratelli detective — Valentina — Canale 5 — Main role; 12 episodes • Dov'è mia figlia? — Sabrina Valle — Canale 5 — Miniseries • 2012 — Tale e quale show — Herself/ Contestant — Rai 1 — Winner (season 1) • 2013 — Capodanno in musica — Herself/ Host — Canale 5 — Special • 2014 — Once Upon a Time — Elsa (voice) — ABC — Recurring role; 12 episodes • 2016 — Mia moglie, mia figlia e due bebè — Amalia Novelli — Rai 1 — Television film • 2017 — Camera Café (Italian TV series) — Dr. Corte — Rai 2 — Recurring role; 3 episodes • 2018 — Celebrity MasterChef Italia — Herself/ Contestant — Sky Uno — Cooking contest (season 2) • Prodigi - La musica è vita — Herself/ Judge — Rai 1 — Talent show (season 3) • 2019 — Herself/ Host — Talent show (season 4) • Un passo dal cielo — Ingrid Moser — Rai 1 — Main role (season 5); 10 episodes • 2021–present — Buongiorno, mamma! — Miriam Castellani — Canale 5 — Main role; 6 episodes • Dedicato — Herself/ Host — Rai 1 — Talk show