Sofía Loren, icon of cinema, reflects on her extraordinary life: The legendary actress, now 89, shares her journey from humble beginnings in Italy to becoming a global film star.
First foreign actress to win an Oscar: Loren made history in 1962 by winning the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in “Two Women,” marking a significant milestone in film history.
Overcame poverty and war: Born in 1934 in a Roman charity ward, Loren faced extreme poverty and hardship during World War II, experiences that shaped her resilience and work ethic.
Endured personal and professional challenges: Throughout her career, Loren faced rumors, legal issues, and a prison sentence for tax evasion, yet she maintained her dedication to acting and humanitarian causes.
Continues to act and inspire: Despite recent health challenges, including a serious fall in September 2023, Loren remains focused on her art and is exploring future creative projects.
Legacy of humanitarian efforts: Beyond her film career, Loren has been a committed advocate for 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren’s welfare and poverty relief, using her platform to support meaningful causes.
