Tinì Cansino she retired from showbusiness to take care of her family. Tinì Cansino Tinì Cansino, stage name of Photina Lappa (born 23 September 1959), is a Greek actress and television personality, mainly active in Italy. Born in Volos, she studied ballet, and made her television debut in the show "Playgirl", hosted by Minnie Minoprio. Her stage name was chosen by the agent Alberto Tarallo, in relation to her remembrance to Rita Hayworth (whose real surname was Cansino). She is best known for the TV-show "Drive In", in which she starred between 1983 and 1988. During these years she was also active
Margarita Luti Modern Raphael and his Fornarina". Picasso included a series of sexually explicit images of Raphael and "La Fornarina" in his "347 Suite", as a tribute to Ingres. In Enrico Guazzoni's 1944 film "La fornarina", Margherita is played by Lída Baarová, Goebbels' mistress. Margherita is also the focus of the first episode of Walerian Borowczyk's 1979 film "Les héroïnes du mal". Carl Zeller's comic opera "Die Fornarina" premiered in 1879. In Arensky's 1894 opera "Raphael", their passion is sublimated in a love duet. As Fornarina, Margarita also has a rose cultivar of 1862 named after her. Margarita Luti Margarita Luti (also