10-23-2008, 01:49 PM
I have just heard/read that Frances Nacman died last night at her home in Rome. Though she was hardly a prolific personality in the Euro-Cult world, her best known parts having been in a role in OCEANO (directed by Ruggero Deodato) and as the wicked step-grandmother in Lucio Fulci's VOICES FORM BEYOND.
I met up and hung out with Frances a lot when I was in Rome on trips with my ex-pardner in crime Mike Baronas when compiling extras for Media Blasters. We would often meet up at her apartment, have a smoke in her gloriously kitsch bathroom [provided we got there for 6] and then chow down on pistachios in the sitting room before hitting a restaurant in Trastevere for some good old Italian vegetarian food and a couple of glasses of vino rosso.
Frances was larger than life, completely bonkers, wildly outrageous but terrific fun but an extremely good hearted, seemingly never down woman. She was younger in spirit than her 73 years and a good soul, an excellent spirit and very good fun. I have fond memories and will miss her a great deal.
R.I.P. Frances.
I met up and hung out with Frances a lot when I was in Rome on trips with my ex-pardner in crime Mike Baronas when compiling extras for Media Blasters. We would often meet up at her apartment, have a smoke in her gloriously kitsch bathroom [provided we got there for 6] and then chow down on pistachios in the sitting room before hitting a restaurant in Trastevere for some good old Italian vegetarian food and a couple of glasses of vino rosso.
Frances was larger than life, completely bonkers, wildly outrageous but terrific fun but an extremely good hearted, seemingly never down woman. She was younger in spirit than her 73 years and a good soul, an excellent spirit and very good fun. I have fond memories and will miss her a great deal.
R.I.P. Frances.