Rossellini

[ raw-suh-lee-nee, ros-uh-; Italian raws-sel-lee-nee ]

noun

1. Ro·ber·to [r, uh, -, bair, -toh, r, aw-, ber, -taw], 1906–77, Italian motion-picture director.

Rossellini

/ rɒsəˈliːnɪ /

noun

1. RosselliniRoberto19061977MItalianFILMS AND TV: director Roberto . 1906–77, Italian film director. His films include Rome, Open City (1945), Paisà (1946), and L'Amore (1948)

Example Sentences

“We had three or four days of rehearsal, but I was nervous,” says Rossellini, speaking at the Corinthia Hotel after the London Film Festival premiere of “Conclave” in October.

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Rossellini remembers her family mailing letters from the Vatican, rather than Rome, because its mail service was notably faster back then.

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“Rome was a big capital but very provincial at the time,” Rossellini says.

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Rossellini could draw on that background for the film, inherently knowing how to make the sign of the cross correctly and how to carry herself.

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“They were not submissive,” Rossellini says of the nuns.

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