ROma, 17 Feb. (askanews) – one Oriana Fallaci who in the 1950s must make his way into a editorial staff of men onlyyoung obstinate journalist, determined but also full of shades, fragility, a little crazy and brazen: it is the one played by Miriam Leone in the Paramount series in eight episodes “Miss Fallaci”, which aired on Rai1 from Tuesday 18 February. A role that fascinated the Sicilian actress, back these days by another success, such as co-conductor of the Sanremo Festival alongside Carlo Conti. Just from Sanremo, Leone explained to us “his” Fallaci: “Interpreting her was a beautiful, very interesting and very deep journey. I was struck by his intelligence, his ruthlessness also, in some way, and his refined writing “.
Miss Fallaci by Miriam Leone
A figure full of facets and also of contradictions, that of the writer and journalist that Leone called “a great international icon”. In Italy above all, Fallaci has sometimes aroused controversies even of a political nature, but from politics he actually wanted to remain far awayeven if she was a woman of strong ideal beliefs, who reflected in many life choices: «Oriana Fallaci defined themselves absolutely apolitical. One of the most important things, which we also remember in the series is that Oriana Fallaci also did the resistance, it was a partisan relay ».
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