Debora Caprioglio

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Characters played by Debora Caprioglio

Marina Valdez — The Smile of the Fox (1992)

Wealthy, sensual, and provocative wife of a local mafia boss. Initially appears to be a victim of sadistic treatment, but secretly orchestrates a passionate partnership with Mark to exact revenge on her husband, navigating a psychological game of mutual bloodlust and betrayal.

Eleonora — Saint Tropez, Saint Tropez (1992)

Eleonora is Pierluigi's beautiful cousin and the woman at the center of his elaborate romantic deception. Invited onto his yacht, she becomes attracted to Marco and agrees to a blindfolded encounter. The scheme instead brings her together with Pierluigi, and their relationship develops into a sadomasochistic game.

Paprika — Paprika (1991)

Originally named Mimma, a young country girl who adopts the name Paprika to work as a prostitute. After her fiancé betrays her, she pursues a career in prostitution, loses her self-confidence and self-respect, but eventually finds redemption, wealth, and true love.

Sabina — The Mask of Satan (1990)

Skier involved in the cursed mountain expedition.

Antonia Bianchi — Paganini (1990)

Antonia Bianchi is the woman involved in Paganini's turbulent private life, seeking love and security while he insists that continued travel is necessary to earn money. Her relationship with him becomes connected to the birth of Achille Paganini, after which Paganini struggles to comfort their child and cope with her absence.

Career Overview

Debora Caprioglio has 26 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work is anchored in the Sabbath universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Smile of the Fox, Paprika, Paprika. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
female
Known Credits
26
Birth Date
1968-05-03
Birth Place
Mestre, Venice, Veneto, Italy

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