Loren

[ lawr-uhn, lohr- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Loren

/ ˈlɔːren /

LorenSophia1934FItalianFILMS AND TV: actress Sophia (soˈfia), real name Sophia Scicolone. born 1934, Italian film actress. Her films include Two Women (1961) for which she won an Oscar, The Millionairess (1961), Man of La Mancha (1972), The Cassandra Crossing (1977), and Prêt à Porter (1994)

Celebrities like Paul Newman and Sophia Loren even dropped by for tours.

Sophia Loren and Lena Horne too— carrying off their turbans with grace and glamour.

We knew that Sophia Loren was in New York at the time, so, we said ‘The biggest Italian superstar is here, do you know her?’

The story began its life as a screenplay for a 1966 film staring Sophia Loren.

“I spoke to Loren Herzog a few times as he was getting ready to be released,” says Sacramento bounty hunter Leonard Padilla.

And Takahashi, who had many times heard my little boy Loren yell that, grinned all over his dusky face.

They have sent her chest on to Pisgah and she is with Loren.

Late in starting, we made no attempt to go further than San Loren zo that afternoon.

The knife flew into a thicket and Loren, screaming, was upon Kirk, reaching for Kirk's neck.

"You didn't come as soon as you could," Loren said, his voice an angry trembling sound.

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