Lina Gennari (1911-1997) was an Italian actress best known for her prolific film career, particularly in the comedy genre. She was one of Totò's most frequent co-stars, creating an effective comedic chemistry.

She distinguished herself in roles as sharp-witted women, often girlfriends, wives, or female characters with strong and determined personalities, capable of holding their own against male protagonists with wit and verve. Her acting was characterized by vivacity and precise comedic timing.

Among her most celebrated films are Italian comedy classics such as *Guardie e ladri* (1951), *Miseria e nobiltà* (1954), *La banda degli onesti* (1956), and *Totò, Peppino e la malafemmina* (1956). Her beloved and recognizable presence made her an iconic face of Italian cinema in the 1950s and 1960s.