Sophia Loren’s sex life revealed by her son
Sophia Loren’s son has revealed how the 90-year-old screen legend male attention has treated as a playful “game” during her career and insists that her mother always enjoyed the pursuit of love without ever having her defined, Radaronline.com can reveal.
The Italian actress Loren, who was one of the most celebrated stars in Hollywood in the 1950s and 60s, has long been remembered because of her beauty and her things of the heart.
Cary Grant suggested a marriage, Omar Sharif confused to dream of her naked and Peter sellers destroyed his own relationship by promising her way.
But behind the Glamor, the children from Loren saw a different side – a dedicated cook, housewife and professional who managed her image with precision.
Her younger son Edoardo Ponti52, said: “She never made a big problem of the problem, because this kind of” male look “never defined approval my mother – she always saw it as a game.
“It was a foolishness who, yes, was part of who she is: she is a very beautiful woman and my mother always enjoyed the attention. But she never took it seriously and always had the discipline and the wisdom not to let herself be defined.
“And what happens if you do that? You stay beautiful forever. That is why we still watch her films after all these years.”
The revelations will be prepared and presents a retrospective season in London next month next month The gold of Naples (1954), Too bad she’s bad (1954), Yesterday, today and tomorrow (1963), El Cid (1961) and Arabesque (1966).
Adrian Wootton, the curator of the tribute, said Van Loren: “She is unique under European actresses of her generation. She was able to do comedy, tragedy and had a complete control of the camera. She has the whole thing.”
Loren born in Sofia Scicolone in Rome, Loren underwent poverty in Naples in wartime and was mocked at school as “toothpick” for her thin frame.
She was discovered at the age of 16 by producer Carlo Ponti, who later turned her 50 -year -old husband.
He led her transformation to a worldwide star, helped her to shed her accent and signed her for a contract that led to more than 25 films before she was 21.
The relationship with Ponti – 22 years her senior – also led to scandal.
The Italian Catholic Church refused to recognize their marriage, which led to Bigamie’s entitlements and forcing the couple to live abroad.
Yet the band remained, in which Ponti secured her deals and sometimes even chose her directors.
Edoardo said, “In addition to romantic love, he gave that sense of safety, that feeling of protection that my mother always wanted.”
Loren’s career continued with the breaking of records, the most famous when she became the first contractor to won an Academy Award for a non-English language role with Two women (1961).
She played in later Marriage Italian style (1964) and Yesterday, today and tomorrow With Marcello Mastroianni, the strengthening of her reputation as the greatest cinematic export in Italy.
In the later life, Loren delayed her pace, published memoirs and cookbooks and occasionally worked with Edoardo, most recently on The life that lies in front of us (2020).
The role required that they look vulnerable and make-up-free on the screen. “Even for me as a son, I was surprised how vulnerable they looked,”
Edoardo said. “She said very simply,” Well, I just lean in my age. “
Two years ago, Loren broke her thigh in a fall in her Swiss house, but has since recovered and returned to family life.
Edoardo said with a smile: “An actor will never retire.”
