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Profession: Actress
Yet any suggestions that nepotism played a role in Asia's early successes are quickly squashed by her list of awards. She received the David di Donatello (Italy's response to Hollywood's Academy Award) for Best Actress in 1994 for her performance in Perdiamoci di vista!, and again in 1996 for Compagna di viaggio, which also earned her a Grolla d'oro Award. In 1998, Asia began flaunting her talents to the West, appearing in the American movies B. Monkey and New Rose Hotel, alongside Christopher Walken. Asia has also proven her ability to work in multiple tongues, adding French to the list of languages in which she has performed, with a role in 1994's La Reine Margot. That same year, she made her first foray into directing, calling the shots behind the short films, Prospettive and A ritroso. In 1996, she directed a documentary on her father, and in 1998 a second one on Abel Ferrara, which won her the Rome Film Festival Award. Her feature directorial debut came in 2000's Scarlet Diva, a film that she also and starred in.
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| Asia Argento Photo Galleries |
# of Pictures |
 Glamour | 2 | | Glamour | 2 | | Glamour + Candid + Screen Capture | 177 | | Glamour + Sexy | 16 | | Glamour + Sexy | 4 | | Glamour + Sexy | 25 | | Glamour + Sexy | 30 | | Glamour + Sexy + Candid | 25 | | Interviews | 0 |
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