In 2020 Davide Livermore chose her to play the role of Triboulet in Le Roi s’amuse by Victor Hugo for the premiere at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan of A Riveder le Stelle… Following she is case in the French mini-series Le Temps est assassin. In 2018, she plays the protagonist Benedetta in the Italian film Se son rose, directed by Leonardo Pieraccioni. Howell, and Italian Director Alberto Rondalli’s Agadah. Upon her return to Italy, she starred in a number of film projects and leading roles including: a protagonist in the first film of Sardinian director, Cesare Furesi Who Will Save the Roses? (2017) and the latest release of director Renzo Martinelli: Ustica: The Missing Paper (2016).Īs an versatile actress, in 2017, she starred in the American supernatural thriller The Voice in Stone, directed by Eric D. Murino then goes on to star in the 2013 television series by Stéphane Giusti Odysseus. Starring in an BBC 2011 miniseries, “Zen”, alongside co-star actor Rufus Sewell, depicts the investigative story of protagonist the smart and honest police detective, Aurelio Zen, in Rome. Caterina then starts to juggle simultaneously roles on numerous Canadian and France sets, that led her to be casted for: the made for television Franco-Canadian film XIII: The Conspiracy (2008) and AntiGang (2015) opposite actor Jean Reno. She then went on to interpret the protagonist in Italian Director Pappi Corsicato’s Il seme della discordia (2008) which was presented at the 65th Venice International Film Festival.

Trinian’s, before returning to Italy to shoot Non pensarci by Gianni Zanasi. Following the film’s success, Caterina began to receive many film proposals and began to shuttle between Italy and France.īut it was in 2006 that she became world-famous as the new 007 Bond Girl beside Daniel Craig, with her role as Solange in Casino Royale. Several years later, Caterina Murino, returned to French film screens in L'enquete corse (2004) opposite actors Christian Clavier and Jean Reno. The film enjoyed critical acclaim in France. Her on-screen cinematic debut was for her role in the first film of the late Chilean writer and director Luis Sepulveda, Nowhere (2002).

Then, the late Italian film director Dino Risi selected her for a role in his TV fiction Le ragazze di Miss Italia (2002). As a model she soon became a starring testimonial for many advertising campaigns. Caterina Murino was born in Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy, and studied acting in the theater workshop at the Scuola di Cinema e Teatro di Francesca De Sapio in Italy.

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