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This former translator and TV journalist made her film debut in a bit role opposite her mother, Ingrid Bergman, in Vincente Minnelli's best-forgotten "A Matter of Time" (1976). Rossellini came to prominence as the abused, abstracted chanteuse in "Blue Velvet" (1986), directed by longtime companion David Lynch, though she is best known--and better remunerated--for her career as a model. (Her contract as the official "face" of the Lancome cosmetics empire has earned her more than $2 million to date.) Her luminous looks have usually been construed as fitting bruised but angelic characters. Her
Worked with costumers of father's films as teenager
1972
Moved to NY at age 19
Worked as translator for Italian News Bureau
Taught Italian at New School for Social Research
Worked as TV journalist for RAI-TV in Italy
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