Mimi Aylmer
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Mimi Aylmer was born as Eugenia Spadoni in 1896 to a bourgeois Pisan family living in Rome. She was mostly known as a stage actress, but was also a cinema actress, singer, and writer. In 1992, Aylmer died at Casa Lyda Borelli, a retirement home for theatrical performers in Bologna (where she had been living since the early 1970s).
Known for
Credits
Revenge of the Pirates (1951)
as Isabella
Sette giorni all'altro mondo (1940)
as Luisa Sormani
Arma bianca (1936)
as Agata
La straniera (1930)
as La duchessa di Settemonti
Lohengrin (1936)
as Lia
Cuori sul mare (1950)
as Madre di Fioretta
Like the Leaves (1935)
as Giulia
Two Happy Hearts (1932)
as Clara Fabbri
The Operator (1932)
as Renée, la mannequin