Graziella Galvani (Milan, June 27, 1931) is an Italian actress with an intense and unmistakable face, known for her ability to embody complex and authentic characters. Her film career gained momentum in the early 1960s.

The role that cemented her reputation is that of Maddalena in Pier Paolo Pasolini's *Accattone* (1961), where she delivered a raw and memorable performance that revealed her dramatic talent. She worked again with Pasolini in *The Gospel According to St. Matthew* (1964).

She collaborated with important directors, distinguishing herself in films such as Mauro Bolognini's *Senilità* (1962), Dario Argento's *The Cat o' Nine Tails* (1971), and Mario Monicelli's *An Average Little Man* (1977).

Galvani often distinguished herself in portraying tormented, marginal, or psychologically complex female characters, to whom she lent a rare depth and a restrained, yet incisive, expressiveness. Her acting, never over-the-top, made her a significant presence in both Italian arthouse and genre cinema.