Vanda Capriolo was an Italian actress known for her prolific film career from the 1950s to the 1980s, though often in supporting roles. She specialized in portraying common yet essential female figures: the loyal friend, the discreet wife, the efficient secretary, or the nurse.

Appreciated for her naturalness, her quiet elegance, and a versatility that allowed her to move from comedic to dramatic registers, Vanda Capriolo worked with some of the greatest Italian directors. Her most notable films include masterpieces such as *La Dolce Vita* (1960) by Federico Fellini, *Divorzio all'italiana* (1961) and *Sedotta e abbandonata* (1964) by Pietro Germi, and *Una vita difficile* (1961) by Dino Risi. Her discreet yet incisive presence contributed to defining the face of Italian cinema for decades.