In Italy, Ekberg’s talent and charm catapulted her to international fame, with her role in Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita (1960) becoming iconic. The unforgettable scene of her wading through the Trevi Fountain in Rome solidified her status as a symbol of beauty and sensuality.
Ekberg’s career spanned across various genres, from drama to comedy, and she worked with legendary stars like Frank Sinatra and Gregory Peck. Known for her independence, she left a lasting impression on both European and American audiences, proving her versatility as an actress.
