Rosanna Susini

Susini's earliest confirmed screen credit dates to 1999, when she took on the role of "Madre Di Arturo" in *The Fish in Love* — a supporting part, sure, but one that placed her inside Italian film production at a time when the industry was navigating its own shifts in popular comedy and drama (IMDb). She didn't disappear after that. By 2003 she was playing "Silvana" in *Un posto tranquillo*, and the gap between those two credits alone tells you she was working steadily rather than chasing a single breakout moment. The 2011–2013 stretch looks like the most concentrated period of her career on record. Her turn as "Capoinfermiera" in *Some Say No* (2011) came just a year before *Ridere fino a volare* (2012), and then *Ho sposato mia madre* followed in 2013 — three productions in roughly three years, all within the Italian comedy space she'd made her own (MYmovies.it). That Domenico Costanzo-directed film in particular gave her one of her more visible roles, and it's the one that tends to surface first when her name gets searched. *Quel genio del mio amico* in 2021 marks her most recent confirmed credit, suggesting she's remained active well into the 2020s — though the gap between 2013 and 2021 in the public record is hard to fully account for without more detailed sourcing (ComingSoon.it). Hard to say if that gap reflects fewer productions, uncredited work, or simply incomplete database records. What the filmography does confirm is a career built on character roles in Italian comedies, the kind of parts that hold an ensemble together even when they don't get top billing.