Patrizia Webley

Patrizia Webley, born on December 1, 1950, in Italy and occasionally recognized as Patrizia De Rossi, is a notable actress primarily known for her work in the horror and erotic film genres. Webley launched her acting career in 1975 with the erotic comedy "Gli angeli dalle mani bendate," featuring the renowned actor Rossano Brazzi. This film marked the beginning of her involvement in a variety of captivating projects.

Throughout her career, she appeared in several films, including "The Bloodsucker Leads the Dance," "Movie Rush - La febbre del cinema," "Ragazza alla pari," and "Classe mista." Her diverse roles showcased her versatility as an actress. Additionally, she made a memorable appearance in the controversial film "Salon Kitty," which further solidified her presence in the industry.

Despite her impactful contributions to cinema during the late 1970s, Webley stepped back from acting in the early 1980s. Her final on-screen role was in the 1981 miniseries "Seagull Island." Patrizia Webley's work continues to be recognized among enthusiasts of the genres she represented, and her filmography remains a testament to her talent and the unique era of Italian cinema in which she thrived.