Matilde Muñoz Sampedro (2 March 1900 – 14 April 1969) was a Spanish film actress whose career stretched from the 1940s through the 1960s.[1]
Matilde Muñoz Sampedro | |
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Born | Matilde Muñoz Sampedro 2 March 1900 Madrid, Spain |
Died | 14 April 1969 Madrid, Spain | (aged 69)
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 1943–1969 |
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Biography
editMuñoz was married to actor Rafael Bardem and the couple had two children: Juan Antonio and Pilar.[2] Her grandchildren are Carlos, Mónica, and Javier.[2][3] Muñoz was born in Madrid in 1900 and her sisters, Guadalupe and Mercedes, were both actresses.[4][1] She died in Madrid.[1]
Filmography
editTelevision
editMuñoz starred in one episode each of Teatro de familia and Escuela de maridos, both in 1964.[citation needed]
Film
editYear | Title (original) | Title (trans.) | Role | Ref. |
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1944 | Tuvo la culpa Adán | It's Your Fault, Adam | Madre Clotilde | [1][5] |
1945 | La luna vale un millón | The Moon is Worth a Million (lit.) | Tina | [6] |
1947 | Por el gran premio | For the Grand Prize (lit.) | [1] | |
Nada | Nada | [5] | ||
Luis Candelas, el ladrón de Madrid | Luis Candelas | [citation needed] | ||
1948 | Revelación | Revelation (lit.) | [7] | |
1949 | Siempre vuelven de madrugada | They Always Return at Dawn | Maruja | [1][8][6][5] |
1950 | La revoltosa | The Troublemaker | Gorgonia | [6][5] |
Yo no soy la Mata-Hari | I'm Not Mata Hari | Woman in restaurant | [9][5] | |
1951 | Cuento de hadas | Fairytale (lit.) | Second woman | [1][6] |
La señora de Fátima | Our Lady of Fatima | Andrea | [10][5] | |
1952 | Habitación para tres | A Room for Three | Carlota, madre de Alicia | [1][6] |
Facultad de letras | Department of Literature (lit.) | Bookseller | [5] | |
Sor intrépida | The Song of Sister Maria | Superiora del Vicariato (uncredited) | [1] | |
1953 | Puebla de las mujeres | Women's Town | [5] | |
Cabaret | Cabaret | Woman at table | [5] | |
Aquel hombre de Tánger | That Man from Tangier | Woman with puppy | [6] | |
Esa pareja feliz | That Happy Couple | Amparo | [5] | |
1954 | Cómicos | Comedians | Matilde Agustín | [11][5] |
Felices Pascuas | Merry Christmas | Sister Traspunte | [citation needed] | |
1955 | El indiano | The Indian (lit.) | Edelmira | [5] |
Muerte de un ciclista | Death of a Cyclist | Neighbor of cyclist | [11][1][6][5] | |
El tren expreso | The Express Train (lit.) | Tía Amparo | [1][5] | |
El guardián del paraíso' | The Guardian of Paradise (lit.) | Mujer castiza | [5] | |
Señora ama | The Lady of the House | Doña Rosa | [5] | |
La pícara molinera | The Miller's Saucy Wife | Scribe | [1][5] | |
El canto del gallo | The Cock Crow | Elena | [12] | |
1956 | Calle Mayor | Main Street | Chacha | [11][6][5] |
Manolo guardia urbano | Manolo, Urban Guard (lit.) | Angustias | [13] | |
Minutos antes | Minutes Before (lit.) | [1] | ||
El fenómeno | The Phenomenon (lit.) | President of the Association of Educated Women | [14] | |
La mestiza | The Mestiza (lit.) | Doña Lola | [1] | |
Un traje blanco | Miracle of the White Suit | Madre | [1][6] | |
Piedras vivas | Living Stones (lit.) | Complaining woman | [5] | |
1957 | Los maridos no cenan en casa | Husbands Don't Eat Dinner at Home (lit.) | Doña Ruperta | [1][5] |
El último cuplé | The Last Torch Song | Paca | [1][6][5] | |
Faustina | Faustina | Madre de Nieves | [6][5] | |
El anónimo | The Anonymous (lit.) | [1][5] | ||
La guerra empieza en Cuba | The War Starts in Cuba | Tía | [1][5] | |
La cenicienta y Ernesto | Cinderella and Ernest (lit.) | Rosario | [1][5] | |
1958 | Historias de Madrid | Stories from Madrid | Matilde | [1][6][5] |
Ya tenemos coche | We Already Have a Car (lit.) | Woman | [citation needed] | |
La mina | The Mine | [15] | ||
Aquellos tiempos del cuplé | Those Times of the Cuplé (lit.) | Micaela | [1][6][5] | |
Muchachas en vacaciones | Girls on Vacation (lit.) | Client | [1][6][5] | |
La vida por delante | The Life Ahead | Doña Encarna | [1][5] | |
Una mujer para Marcelo | The Inveterate Bachelor | Madre de Gina | [1][5] | |
La muchacha de la plaza de San Pedro | The Girl of San Pietro Square | Assunta | [16] | |
1959 | Charlestón | Charleston | Doña Ubalda | [5] |
El cerro de los locos | The Hill of Fools (lit.) | Old woman | [1] | |
Salto a la gloria | Leap to Fame | Animal seller | [5] | |
Sonatas | Sonatas | Candelaria | [6][5] | |
La casa de la Troya | College Boarding House | Nun #1 | [5] | |
Carretera general | Main Road (lit.) | [1] | ||
1960 | Juicio final | Final Judgement (lit.) | [1][5] | |
Toro bravo | Fighting Bull (cul.) | Madre de Lucía | [17] | |
Siempre en la arena | Always in the Sand (lit.) | [citation needed] | ||
El hombre que perdió el tren | The Man Who Missed the Train (lit.) | Doña Mónica | [1][5] | |
Un ángel tuvo la culpa | An Angel Was to Blame (lit.) | Señora Casilda | [1] | |
Amor bajo cero | Love Below Zero (lit.) | Doña Remedios | [1][6][5] | |
Melocotón en almíbar | Peaches in Syrup | Doña Pilar | [1][5] | |
1961 | Siega verde | Green Harvest | [1][6] | |
Don José, Pepe y Pepito | Don José, Pepe and Pepito (lit.) | Widow | [1][6][5] | |
Julia y el celacanto | Julia and the Latimeria (lit.) | Sebastián's wife | [5] | |
Cariño mío | Darling | Escort | [1][5] | |
Despedida de soltero | Bachelor Party (lit.) | Doña Antonia | [1] | |
1962 | Martes y trece | Martes and 13 (lit.) | Juana | [1][6][5] |
Canción de juventud | Song of Youth | [18] | ||
Melodías de hoy | Today's Melodies | Doña Carmelita | [1][6][5] | |
Tú y yo somos tres | You and Me Are Three | Tía de Manolina | [1][6][5] | |
1963 | Han robado una estrella | They Have Stolen a Star (lit.) | Obdulia | [11][6][5] |
Noches de Casablanca | Casablanca, Nest of Spies | Isabel | [1][5] | |
La revoltosa | The Troublemaker | Encarna | [5] | |
Suspendido en sinvergüenza | Suspended in Shamelessness (lit.) | Madre de Rosa | [1][6][5] | |
Un demonio con ángel | A Devil With an Angel (lit.) | Trini | [5] | |
Pacto de silencio | Silence Pact (lit.) | Madre de Isabel | [11][5] | |
Nunca pasa nada | Nothing Ever Happens | Doña Obdulia | [1][5] | |
1964 | La chica del gato | The Cat Girl (lit.) | Eufrasia | [1][6][5] |
Un balcón sobre el infierno | Web of Fear | [1][5] | ||
El pecador y la bruja | The Sinner and the Witch | Madre de Mariana | [1] [5] | |
Rueda de sospechosos | Wheel of Suspects (lit.) | Patrona de Rafael | [1][5] | |
El señor de La Salle | Who Are My Own | Sor Luisa | [5] | |
El inquilino | The Tenant | Daniela | [11] | |
1965 | Suena el clarín | The Bugel Sounds | Madre del torero | [1] |
1966 | Las últimas horas... | The Final Hours... (lit.) | Madre de Isidro | |
El arte de no casarse | The Art of Not Getting Married (lit.) | Señorita Bienvenida | [6][5] | |
1967 | La isla de la muerte | Maneater of Hydra | Myrtle Callahan | [11][1][5] |
Encrucijada para una monja | A Nun at the Crossroads | Sister Herminia | [11] | |
1968 | Si volvemos a vernos | Smashing Up | Tía | [1][6] |
1969 | Esa mujer | That Woman (lit.) | Eduarda Rodríguez | [1][6][5] |
Mi marido y sus complejos | My Husband and His Complexes (lit.) | [1][5] | ||
Hamelín | A Happening in Hamelin | Gertrudis | [1][5] | |
Bohemios | Bohemians (lit.) | Pelagia | [11][1] | |
Un adulterio decente | A Decent Adultery | Magdalena | [1][6][5] | |
Del amor y otras soledades | Love and Other Solitudes | Madre de María | [1][6][5] | |
1970 | El último día de la guerra | The Last Day of the War | Housekeeper | [5] |
External links
editReferences
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- ^ a b MARTÍNEZ TORRES, Augusto (2022-01-02). "La Filmoteca repasa toda la obra de Bardem" (in Spanish). El Pais. Retrieved 2022-05-07.
- ^ "Javier Bardem Biography:". enprimeur. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-07.
- ^ "A contra corriente en la calle Álcala" (in Spanish). Biblioteca Digital memoria de madrid. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-07.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am an ao ap aq ar as at au av aw ax ay az ba bb bc bd be bf bg bh bi bj bk bl "Matilde Muñoz Sampedro" (in Spanish). Cine.com. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-08.
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- ^ "SEÑORA DE FATIMA LA". MCU. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-08.
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- ^ "El canto del gallo - España 1954" (in Spanish). Biblioteca Miguel de Cervantes. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
- ^ "Manolo, guardia urbano" (in Spanish). cine.com. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
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- ^ "La mina" (in Italian). Cinematografo.it. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
- ^ "La muchacha de la plaza de San Pedro" (in Spanish). Cines.com. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
- ^ "Toro bravo" (in Spanish). Analucia Destina de Cine. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
- ^ "Canción de juventud (1962)" (in Spanish). Cine y max. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.