Actress and singer born in Rome. Her father is an actor-director with roots in Basilicata and Puglia, and her mother (also an actress from Rome) is best known outside of Italy for playing Michael Corleone's Sicilian wife Apollonia in The Godfather.
She doesn't look like her mother,Simonetta Stefanelli, who was an incredibly beautiful woman in her own right. I'm assuming her father is Michele Placido, one of my favorite Italian actors. He had the lead in a great film called " Tre Fratelli" from 1981, directed by Francesco Rosi. A must see if you haven't already. Violante is a stunningly beautiful woman, but she does not closely resemble either parent.
That map is not from Dienekes. It was made by an idiot (probably you) who doesn't understand the data. For example, the Northern/Western/Eastern European components are closer to the "non-European" West Asian component than they are to the Southern European/Mediterranean components:
"...the Northern/Western/Eastern European components are closer to the "non-European" West Asian component than they are to the Southern European/Mediterranean."
Italianthro, what is the relationship between the individual Caucasoid components and pigmentation (skin, hair, eyes) in your opinion? Is there a correlation?
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She doesn't look like her mother,Simonetta Stefanelli, who was an incredibly beautiful woman in her own right.
I'm assuming her father is Michele Placido, one of my favorite Italian actors. He had the lead in a great film called " Tre Fratelli" from 1981, directed by Francesco Rosi. A must see if you haven't already.
Violante is a stunningly beautiful woman, but she does not closely resemble either parent.
She is in the new Ghost Rider movie. She looks more like the mother.
The father looks like a more rugged josh hartnett:
http://kpitalrisk.free.fr/images/stars/16000/s_aec04_-_cm_-_michele_placido_-_1_-_07.jpg
The mother was very cute(why they killed her off for the fugly Diane Keaton I'll never know):
http://www.wearysloth.com/Gallery/ActorsS/25878.gif
yo dawg, did you see this map from your friend Dienekes?
http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg607/scaled.php?server=607&filename=euroadmix.png&res=medium
That map is not from Dienekes. It was made by an idiot (probably you) who doesn't understand the data. For example, the Northern/Western/Eastern European components are closer to the "non-European" West Asian component than they are to the Southern European/Mediterranean components:
MDS Plot #1
MDS Plot #2
If you troll, post off-topic or use the phrase "yo dawg" again, you'll be prohibited from commenting here.
it's from Eupedia and based on the Dodecad project and your comment doesn't make any sense.
What dont you get?!
RR wrote:
"...the Northern/Western/Eastern European components are closer to the "non-European" West Asian component than they are to the Southern European/Mediterranean."
http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/4729/dienekes.png
http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/2387/dienekes2.png
Your northern Europeans are closer to West Asians than Southern Europeans are to Asians. Get it now?!
Here's the thread where King Cookie got that map. It was made by a Spanish wannabe Nordicist who thinks he's Celtic and Viking.
http://www.eupedia.com/forum/showthread.php?26815-Autosomal-map-European-admixture-(from-Dodecad)
And here's my reply: http://s1.zetaboards.com/anthroscape/topic/4665926/1/
Now back on topic.
Italianthro, what is the relationship between the individual Caucasoid components and pigmentation (skin, hair, eyes) in your opinion? Is there a correlation?
Lots of trolls, but no one saying the actual final truth: she is gorgeous! *_*
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