Fiamma Piacentini
Fiamma Piacentini is a New York based Actress, born in Mexico City, Mexico. She is a Meisner trained actor having completed a two year conservatory at the prestigious Maggie Flanigan Studio in NYC. She has appeared on stage in various Off Broadway productions. She also has a passion for the outdoors, photography and traveling.
Fiammetta Baralla
A large woman endowed with the gift of gab, with uncommon expressive qualities and with a comic talent second to none, thus can be defined Fiametta Baralla, an Italian actress who was mostly active during the 1970s and 1980s. The daughter of actor Orlando Baralla, Beatrice (known as Fiammetta in her Trastevere neighborhood) had been born in Rome. As an actress, she made herself known in the avant-garde theater before heeding the call of cinema and television between 1968 and 2013, the year she died of a stroke. Her unusual corpulence and cheeky humor owed her a few weird roles in oddities like 'When Women Lost Their Tails' (where she plays an "intellectual" cave woman !) , cheesy comedies such as 'Il sergente Rompaglioni diventa... caporale!' (in which she is a... stout female sergeant) or (farcical) sexy romps alongside the more comely Edwige Fenech, Dagmar Lassander or Femi Benussi. It is exactly for the same reasons that she was hired by major filmmakers like Nino Manfredi (the nun in 'Between Miracles'), Ettore Scola (Maria in 'We All Loved Each Other So Much'), Marco Ferreri ('The Story of Piera') and, it goes without saying, the maestro - Federico Fellini himself (Ollio in 'The City of Women'). Less and less present on the screens - big or small - in the years 2000, she was happy to be chosen by Paolo Sorrentino to play Sabrina Ferrilli's mother in 'La Grande Bellezza'. Unfortunately, not only was it to be her last role before her death but her scenes were cut into the bargain. A sad ending for the "big funny lady "of Trastevere.
Fiammetta Cicogna
Fiammetta Cicogna was born on May 17, 1988 in Milan, Lombardy, Italy. She is an actress, known for In vacanza su Marte (2020), Sapore di te (2014) and Il giorno più bello (2022).
Fiana Toibin
Fiana Toibin is known for The Sopranos (1999), Twelve (2010) and Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999).
Fianita Ar
Fianita Ar is known for Rumah Masa Depan (2023).
Fida Gill
Fida Gill is known for Wife, I (2019), Wife, i (2019) and Please Kill Me (2021).
Fidan Manashirova
Fidan Manashirova was born in Baku, Azerbaijan. She is known for Battle of the Sexes (2017).
Fidel Abrego
Fidel Abrego is known for Man on Fire (2004), Gringo (2018) and Noche de buitres (1988).
Fidel Béchara
Fidel Béchara is known for Le cerf-volant (2003) and Zozo (2005).
Fidel Castro
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz was born in Birán, Holguin Province, Cuba, the fifth of nine children of Ángel María Bautista Castro y Argiz, a plantation owner originally from Galicia, Spain, who operated a plantation in Cuba's Oriente Province. His mother, Lina Ruz González, was a servant in his father's home who bore Fidel out of wedlock (they later were married several years after Angel's first wife died). Known as a rebellious, loud, and troublesome child, Fidel was sent to a Jesuit boarding school in Santiago de Cuba, where he was often teased by his wealthier classmates who called him a "peasant." He later attended Belen College before enrolling at the University of Havana, where he earned a law degree. After graduating from the university, Castro briefly practiced law, before he went on to marry Mirta Diaz-Balart, a wealthy philosophy student with family ties to Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista. They had a son, Fidelito, but after 5 years, the couple divorce and went their separate ways. After several years in prison and exile (he lived in Mexico and New York City before starting the revolution) Castro led an attack on the Moncada barracks on July 26, 1953. The attack, which was a major attack on Batista's hold of Cuba, found Castro once again imprisoned before he was released. After his release he went to the Yucatan, where he organized a rebel force that landed in Cuba in 1958 and after many successful battles, Castro rode triumphantly into Havana on January 8, 1959.
