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Rosalba Neri, born June 19, 1939, in Forlì, Italy, is a retired Italian actress celebrated for her work in erotic, horror, and peplum films of the 1960s and 1970s. After winning a beauty contest, she debuted in cinema at age 15 with "Mogli pericolose" (1958). Neri became known for seductive, often nude roles in productions like Jesús Franco's "99 Women" (1969), "Lady Frankenstein" (1971), "The Devil's Wedding Night," "Amuck," and "Slaughter Hotel." Frequently credited as Sara Bay, she portrayed strong, enigmatic women across spaghetti westerns, gothic horrors, and softcore erotica.
Active mainly in Italy and Spain, her performances in films featuring explicit content earned her cult status among fans of vintage European cinema. She retired around 1976, leaving a legacy of beauty, versatility, and bold screen presence in the era's exploitation genre. Her extensive filmography highlights the intersection of mainstream and adult-oriented storytelling in Italian film history.