Catharina Dahlin

Biography

Swedish actress, born in Sundsvall on July 31, 1944. She always dreamed of being an actress and after landing a small role in an Italian film, she ended up living and working in Italy, playing uncredited roles in many films during the 1970s and 80s. For many years, she lived with a director named Roberto Carnicci, who was friends with Fellini, and Catharina was able to get small roles in four of Fellini's films: Satyricon (1969), Roma (1972), Amarcord (1973) and La città delle donne (1980). Amidst her many small roles, she also had quite a few speaking parts, such as in Delitto sull'autostrada (1982), where she's jokingly seduced by Tomas Milian who asks her: «Do you have a license for these pair of eyes?». Catharina moved back to Sweden in 1983 and began to work with astrology. She also studied to be a healer and has continued her acting career by appearing in some films by Swedish director Lars Mohlin.

Known For

Fellini Satyricon

Roma

as (uncredited)

City of Women

as Dr. Katzone's Maid / Stan Laurel (uncredited)

You, the Living

Keoma

as Woman Receiving Medicine (uncredited)

2019: After the Fall of New York

as Rat Eater (uncredited)

Il tassinaro

as Sheik's Girl (uncredited)

The Moon in the Gutter

as Prostitute (uncredited)

Crime on the Highway

as Cinema Cashier (uncredited)

Beyond Good and Evil

as Prostitute