Antonia Fotaras

Antonia Fotaras is an Italian actress and model who has been cast in a variety of projects, including Luna Nera SKAM Italia While I was Away Don Matteo The Name of the Rose and The First King. Antonia isn't a brand newcomer in the film industry, so we're not aware of her past. Antonia Fotaras was born and raised in Rome. She mentioned in an interview that her aunt and mother were her grandparents. So, we can assume they raised her. We aren't sure whether it's her first child. Antonia Fotaras's birthday was on the 10th September, 1999. Antonia is a versatile entertainer who has been a part of the entertainment industry in every way. Over the years Antonia has taken courses cutting across all kinds of entertainment. One of these comprises Classic dance costume design dubbing screenwriting dances at the Ials as well as a Violin class at the Scuola Popolare di Musica Donna The Olimpia.

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