sentences:  De Fonseca would also sometimes deliver very over the top performances; dubbing the voices of sobbing and hysterical figures such as a paranoid asylum patient (played by Rossella Falk) in "Seven Blood-Stained Orchids" (1972), a sexually frustrated housewife (played by Carroll Baker) in "My Father's Wife" (1976), and a drug-addicted nun (played by Anita Ekberg) in "The Killer Nun" (1978).As the Italian film industry was slowing down somewhat in the 1980s, De Fonseca resumed her career as a film actress in various American films that were shot in Rome, while still continuing to work with dubbing.On screen she played Christopher Reeve's secretary in "Monsignor" (1982), had a supporting role in the Pia Zadora film "The Lonely Lady" (1983), played a comedic role as an American tourist in "Detective School Dropouts" (1986) and finally appeared in Bernardo Bertolucci's "The Sheltering Sky" (1990).