Born in Rome (Italy) on March 29, 1968, Sabrina Impacciatore is an Italian film, television, and theater actress. She studied at the drama school of the Actors Studio in New York and in Rome. At the age of 25, she was noticed by Gianni Boncompagni, who, struck by her volcanic nature, entrusted her with a role in the cult television program "Non è la Rai." Chosen for her versatility and performing skill, she became the first woman to take the stage as the sole host of the annual May Day concert.

She has worked with outstanding directors, switching between comedic and dramatic roles. Since 2000, she has divided her time between the small and big screen with unforgettable works such as Gabriele Muccino's "The Last Kiss," Ettore Scola's "Unfair Competition" and "The People of Rome," Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ," and many others. She has also performed several complex and multifaceted roles, for example in the play "Venus in Fur," directed by Walter Malosti.