Conchita Montes
Conchita Montes (13 March 1914 – 18 October 1994) was a Spanish film actress.
Conchita Montes

Medina, Spanish Magazine (1945) http: search= lang=es · Public domain
- Name
- Conchita Montes
- Born
- 13 March 1914
- Birthplace
- Spain
- Died
- 18 October 1994 (aged 80)
- Occupation
- journalist · screenwriter · actress · television presenter · crossword creator
- Honours
- Gold Medal of Merit in the Fine Arts
- Languages
- Spanish
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Conchita Montes (13 March 1914 – 18 October 1994) is described as a film actress in the authority records of the Bibliothèque nationale de France and the Deutsche Nationalbibliothek.
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Conchita Montes was born on 13 March 1914 in Madrid and died on 18 October 1994 in Madrid.
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• Name — Conchita Montes • Born — 13 March 1914 • Birthplace — Spain • Died — 18 October 1994 (aged 80) • Years Active — 1940–1992
Career
Career
Born in Madrid, Montes became a popular actress in Spanish films of the 1940s and 1950s. In 1950 she starred in El último caballo, an Edgar Neville film in which she starred alongside Fernando Fernán Gómez. However, after 1960 she mostly appeared in Spanish television until her eventual retirement in 1992. She died in 1994.
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1939 — Carmen fra i rossi — Carmen • 1942 — Sancta Maria — Nadia • 1942 — Correo de Indias — Virreina del Perú • 1943 — Misterio en la marisma • 1943 — Café de París • 1945 — La vida en un hilo — Mercedes • 1945 — Domingo de carnaval — Nieves • 1946 — El crimen de la calle Bordadores • 1947 — Nada — Andrea Ramos Brunet — also wrote the screenplay • 1948 — El marqués de Salamanca — María Buschenthal • 1950 — My Beloved Juan — Eloísa Palacios • 1950 — El último caballo — Isabel, florista • 1951 — Cuento de hadas — Cristal • 1952 — Devil's Roundup — Eva • 1954 — Roots — The City Woman — (segment "Las vacas") • 1959 — El baile — Adela / Adelita • 1960 — Mi calle — Julia • 1963 — 55 Days at Peking — Mme Gaumaire • 1968 — Solos los dos — Madre de Marisol • 1972 — What the Peeper Saw — Sophie • 1978 — La escopeta nacional — Soledad • 1978 — Striptease — Condesa — Uncredited • 1982 — Un pasota con corbata • 1985 — La esclava blanca • 1989 — Testigo azul • 1990 — Una mujer bajo la lluvia — Tía Amparitxu • 1991 — El tiempo de Neville — Herself

Spanish Actress Conchita Montes
Medina, Spanish Magazine (1945) http: search= lang=es

Conchita Montes e Amedeo Nazzari in una scena del film italiano Sancta Maria (1941).
Edgar Neville (director), Carlo Montuori (cinematographer), Fono Roma, E.I.A. (production) · Screenshot taken by Spinoziano from the film
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