Eye-catching Italian-Greek beauty Fotinì Peluso is making a steady climb to the top of the acting industry—and Mr. Skin’s hot list. The daughter of an Italian father, Fotinì’s mother is from Greece, and the star spent six months a year in the Greek Islands when she was growing up; her mother chose the star’s name, meaning “luminous” in Greek. The drop-dead sexy siren, born and raised in Rome, grabbed her first screen credit in 2017, at the age of 18, when she appeared on a single episode of...
Eye-catching Italian-Greek beauty Fotinì Peluso is making a steady climb to the top of the acting industry—and Mr. Skin’s hot list. The daughter of an Italian father, Fotinì’s mother is from Greece, and the star spent six months a year in the Greek Islands when she was growing up; her mother chose the star’s name, meaning “luminous” in Greek. The drop-dead sexy siren, born and raised in Rome, grabbed her first screen credit in 2017, at the age of 18, when she appeared on a single episode of the hit Italian series Thou Shalt Not Kill, then followed it up in the regular role of Micol Pagnotta the very next year in the made-for-television Italian miniseries Romanzo famigliare, or Family Novel. Dark-haired and green-eyed, Fotinì made the leap to major motion pictures in 2020. First up was the role of Lisa in the comedy Il Regno (2020), or The Kingdom, then came the Netflix original film Under the Riccione Sun (2020), a teen comedy romp where the alluring actress, portraying Guenda, showed some captivating cleavage in a series of skin-revealing bikinis. A role as Adele in the film Cosa Sará (2020), or What Will Be, shifted Fotinì to drama, and she made her debut as Sofia in the drama television series Nudes in 2021, where we get to see the nubile hottie’s titillating twosome. That same year brought the fresh-faced and freakin’ delicious fox the role of Barbara in La compagnia del cigno, translated to The company of the swan, a family television series revolving around a performing arts school. Mr. Skin thinks Mama Peluso chose very well—illuminous she is, indeed.
