Sophia Loren turns 80 and to celebrate them published autobiography chronicling her entire life without filters. "Ieri, oggi, domani. My Life "is the title the work is released simultaneously in Italy, Brazil, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Netherlands, Russia, Spain and the Czech Republic.
With over 300 pages and an insert of 64 photographs, the first person narrative is to deny many of the statements appearing in unauthorized biographies.
With an obvious reference to the film directed by Vittorio De Sica in 1963, "Ieri, oggi, domani" actress relives his first time at Cinecitta just before being selected for Quo Vadis.
In the book, Sofia also recognizes that not always felt like the figure in which then became. In an interview with Italian media, he said that most of the time he was small, but with the certainty of being in the right place.
Through the story, the actress recalls her feelings about those stars who had admired and with whom he could work. "The looked at Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr, whom he had admired so many times in the movie theater Sacchini, which seemed like a dream just to breathe the same air as them on set."
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