I first saw her in The Hunchback of Notre Dame with Anthony Quinn as a child around 1958 on a TV in a motel in Dallas, and I thought she was extremely beautiful. I also became interested in Victor Hugo at this time.

She was a beautiful and talented lady, and I'm sad to hear of her passing, even at that age.

Annie, interesting picture of her, holding a cigarette. Times have sure changed. Back when that photo was taken holding a cigarette was probably considered sexy. Today - not so much 🤮

She ran for a seat in the Italian Senate last year. You go girl!

I've heard the name but I'm not familiar with her work. I did a search and see that her career peaked a bit before my time. Few live to be 95 so good for her.

graywings123, the pic I posted was from when she ran for the Italian Senate! Amazing!

What a beauty! The ring on that hand...oh my....

She was very beautiful and made a lot of movies. After she quit acting she became a highly respected photojournalist and actually scored an unusual interview with Fidel Castro among other notables prior to that. I’d say she lived a full and active life. RIP.

I didn’t know she was still alive, now she is gone….RIP Gina.

Gone but not forgotten. A fragrant yellow rose was created bearing her name many years ago.

I especially like this video.

That's a lovely scene, lars, one I've never seen before. I chuckled noting that it was a fellow with an Italian first name and a Spanish last name singing a song in French that seemed to be of a Romani style (polite word for gypsy) while an Italian woman danced. That ticks many boxes.