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Home/People/Sandra Ravel
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Born
Jan 16, 1910Died: Aug 13, 1954
Lived 44 years
Place of Birth
Milan, Lombardy, Italy
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female

Career Highlights

12
Movies
0
TV Shows
IMDb Profile

Sandra Ravel

Acting

Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sandra Ravel (1910–1954) was an Italian film actress of the 1930s. She was married to the actor Maurizio D'Ancora.
Ho visto brillare le stelle poster

Ho visto brillare le stelle

as Lea
1940
Ballo al castello poster

Ballo al castello

as Rita Valenti
1939
Two Millions For a Smile poster

Two Millions For a Smile

as Lisetta
1939
La Voce Lontana poster

La Voce Lontana

as Sandra
1933
Paradiso poster

Paradiso

as Eva
1932
A Star Vanishes poster

A Star Vanishes

as Arlette
1932
This Modern Age poster

This Modern Age

as Party Guest (Uncredited)
1931
The Movie Star poster

The Movie Star

as Vera Albador - la diva
1931
The Single Sin poster

The Single Sin

as French Maid
1931
War Nurse poster

War Nurse

as French Chanteuse (uncredited)
1930
Those Three French Girls poster

Those Three French Girls

as Madelon
1930
Mysterious Mr. Parkes poster

Mysterious Mr. Parkes

as Edith Corbett
1930