Nadia Mourouzi, the stage name of Nadezda Muruzi, is a Greek actress who was active mainly in Italian cinema between the late 1970s and the early 1980s. Her most celebrated and recognized role is that of Fiorenza, the girl who dreams of a trip to Poland, in the cult comedy *Un sacco bello* (1980), Carlo Verdone's directorial debut. Thanks to this performance, she gained widespread fame among the Italian public. Before this success, she had already appeared in several Italian-style comedies, including *L'inquilina del piano di sopra* (1977), alongside Lino Banfi and Paolo Villaggio, and *Il cappotto di astrakan* (1979) with Johnny Dorelli. Her performance in *Un sacco bello* established her as an iconic and memorable figure of that cinematic era. After Verdone's film, her career in Italian cinema gradually waned, leaving, however, a significant imprint on the collective imagination.