Femi Benussi

Femi Benussi was an actress who had a successful Hollywood career. Benussi's career in acting began with her roles in various films like "Hawks and Sparrows" (1966) starring Toto, the Robert Wagner comedy "The Biggest Bundle of Them All" (1968) and "Che fanno i nostri Supermen tra la vergini della Jungla?" (1970). She also appeared in the Stephen Forsyth comedy "Hatchet For the Honeymoon" (1970), "An Esteemed Professional Man, With a Sure Future" (1971) and "Decameron N. 3--Le Piu Belle Donne del Boccaccio" (1971). She kept working in film throughout the seventies, starring in "Di Pietro l'Aretino Si Racconta" (1971), the comedy "Il Prode Anselmo" (1971) with Alighiero Noschese and "Le Calde Notti del Decamerone" (1971). She also appeared in "Poppea, una Prostituta al Servizio dell'Impero" (1971) and the action picture "The Italian Connection" (1972) with Mario Adorf. Toward the end of her career, she continued to act in "Paolo Il Caldo" (1973), "Nude Per l'Assassino" (1975) and "La Moglie di mio padre" (1976). She also appeared in "Classe Mistra" (1977) and "Erotic Passion" (1982). Benussi more recently acted in "Rambo Sfida la Citta" (1982).