Biography
Giada Benedetti, known for her radiant smile and model-like physique, left her hometown of Pieve a Nievole in Tuscany, Italy, to chase her dream of becoming an actress.
In 2004, she moved to the United States, where she earned a scholarship and graduated from the renowned Stella Adler Academy of Acting in Los Angeles.
She returned to Italy in 2009. That year, living in Rome where she still resides, she worked with the legendary Woody Allen on the film "To Rome with Love," alongside Roberto Benigni and Orso Maria Guerrini. She then starred as the lead in "Sospese," directed by Valerio Orsolini, and in 2013 appeared with Victor Alfieri in "The Stalker," directed by Giorgio Amato. On television, she debuted in the film "Under the Sky of Rome," acting with Alessandra Mastronardi under the direction of Christian Duguay, and in 2010, she featured in "A Dog for Two" with Giorgio Tirabassi, directed by Giulio Base.
Giada appeared in the international film "Ebola," showcased at the Rome Film Festival and directed by Christian Marazziti. On TV, she is best known for her role alongside Francesco Totti in "10eLotto," directed by Paolo Genovese.
In 2018, she appeared in "Spider-Man: Far From Home," directed by Jon Watts. In 2021, she filmed the TV series "Vita da Carlo" with Carlo Verdone.
Versatile and talented, Giada has taken on a wide range of roles across drama and comedy in film, television, and theater. She has also worked in web series and short films with both Italian and international directors.
