Everybody’s Woman

Gaby is a famous film star and alluring, unreliable adventuress who lures men into ruin and romance. The narrative follows her from a troubled youth through spectacular rise to fame, and ends with a disquieting loneliness that culminates in suicide. Her charm masks deep insecurities and a relentless pursuit of attention, which ultimately overwhelms her personal life.

Roberto is the son of Leonardo Nanni and Gaby's love interest. He is drawn to Gaby's charisma but torn between loyalty, family expectations, and his own feelings. He attempts to shield her from scandal and later marries Anna after meeting at a pivotal moment, underscoring the tangled web of romance and duty.

Alma is Leonardo's mother, wary of Gaby's reputation and protective of her son. Her fear escalates into tragedy when she dies after a desperate, frantic fall in the night, leaving a deep psychological stain on the characters.

Leonardo is a wealthy businessman who falls for Gaby and escorts her through a long European journey. His affection blinds him to the consequences of his actions, culminating in embezzlement charges and a prison sentence. His pursuit of Gaby intertwines with power, greed, and downfall.

Anna is Gaby's sister who becomes involved with Roberto. She represents domestic loyalty amidst romantic turmoil and the pressures placed on a family connected to Gaby's fame. Her role highlights the collateral effects of Gaby's celebrity on loved ones.

Patriarch of the Murge family, a wealthy businessman whose household and social circle frame much of the drama. His world of money and status serves as a backdrop to Gaby's ascent and the consequences of the ensuing scandal.

The film's director figure, part of the show business milieu that both promotes and shapes Gaby's career. He embodies the control and artistry behind the screen, guiding the cinematic dream that surrounds her.

The film's producer who navigates the commercial pressures of filmmaking and publicity in Gaby's career. He symbolizes the industry machinery that capitalizes on celebrity while contending with personal and moral implications.

An impresario who orchestrates the show and manages performances, reflecting the commercial side of cinema and theater. His role underscores the business aspect behind Gaby's fame and the events surrounding her image.

A friend of Roberto who appears in the social circle around Gaby's story. His presence hints at the wider network of relationships in the entourage that frames the star’s life and schemes.