Here are the sexy and slightly nude photos of Euridice Axen in her best years. She is the daughter of Swedish actress Eva Axén, and the Italian actor, director, and voice actor Adalberto Maria Merli. Euridice Axen is a movie and theatre actress, radio, and television presenter. Born: 20 September 1980.
Euridice made her debut on stage in 2003, playing the role of Phaedra in the “Il Minotauro,” directed by F. Bianconi. In 2006, she received the main role in the play based on the book by Fyodor Dostoevsky, “Memorie dal sottosuolo,” directed by and starring Gabriele Lavia. In 2007 she was the protagonist in Anton Chekhov’s “Matrimonio,” directed by and starring Fabio Poggiali. Between 2005 and 2006 has appeared on Channel 5 in the role of Monica Pretty in the soap opera “CentoVetrine;” then joined the cast of another soap, “Vivere” (as Valeria Castri). In 2009, she appeared as Letizia Conti in the Italian medical television drama series “Medicina generale.”
From 2010 to 2012, she has starred in the series of Channel 5 “R.I.S. Roma – Delitti imperfetti.” In 2011, she received the main role in the series of Rai 1’s “Cousin & cousin.” In 2013 she worked in the TV series “Le tre rose di Eva” (as Veronica Torre), and in the same year took part in Renato Zero’s music video “Alla fine,” directed by Alessandro D’Alatri.
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In 2014 together with Simone Montedoro appeared on stage in the comedy “Se tornassi indietro,” while the following year, starring in the “Zio Pino,” still with Montedoro and Stefano Fresi. Then she played the leading role in the “Love’s Kamikaze.” In 2015, in the cinema, she starred in the movie “Crushed Lives – Il sesso dopo i figli” (Alessandro Colizzi), while on TV participated in the series “L’ispettore Coliandro.”
In 2016 she took part as a guest in the TV series “The Young Pope” by Paolo Sorrentino. In 2018 she was among the protagonists of the film “Loro” also directed by Sorrentino. In the same year, she debuted as a television presenter with the show “Cinepop” on Sky Cinema.
