Margot Cottens
Margot Noemí Cottens Costa (January 9, 1922 – January 2, 1999) was an Uruguayan actress who made most of her career in Spain.
Margot Cottens
- Name
- Margot Cottens
- Birth Name
- Margot Noemí Cottens Costa
- Born
- 9 January 1922
- Birthplace
- Montevideo, Uruguay
- Died
- 2 January 1999
- Place of death
- Madrid, Spain
- Occupation
- Actress
- Nationality
- Uruguay · Spain
- Honours
- Premios Ondas
- Languages
- Spanish
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Margot Noemí Cottens Costa (January 9, 1922 – January 2, 1999) was an Uruguayan actress who made most of her career in Spain.
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Margot Cottens (1922–1999) was an actor and actress, a national of Spain and Uruguay. The actor was born in Montevideo and died in Madrid.
Languages used include Spanish. Honours include Premios Ondas.
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• Name — Margot Cottens • Birth Name — Margot Noemí Cottens Costa • Born — 9 January 1922 • Birthplace — Montevideo, Uruguay • Died — 2 January 1999 • Place of death — Madrid, Spain • Occupation — Actress
Filmography
Filmography
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1951 — La pícara cenicienta • 1952 — Dark River • 1953 — The Count of Monte Cristo • 1961 — My Love Is Called Margarita — Madre de Margarita (narrator) • 1962 — Mi adorable esclava — Clarita • 1962 — Canción de Juventud — Monja • 1962 — The Mustard Grain — Uncredited • 1963 — Los derechos de la mujer — La cónyuge • 1963 — La pandilla de los once — La Condesa • 1963 — El diablo también llora — Julia • 1964 — Crucero de verano — Margot • 1964 — Fuera de la ley — Sra. Pryce • 1964 — El salario del crimen — Clienta de Elsa • 1965 — Jandro — Miss Bennet • 1965 — Television Stories — Monja recepcionista del hospital #1 • 1965 — El tímido • 1965 — La familia y... uno más — Consuelo Aguilar • 1966 — La ciudad no es para mí — Geno • 1966 — El arte de no casarse — Madre de Alfonsito (1) • 1966 — Las viudas — Amiga de Paula — (segment "El Retrato de Regino") • 1967 — Sor Citroën — La Trini • 1967 — Amor a la española — Extranjera en la fiesta de Marjory • 1967 — I'll Kill Him and Return Alone — Mrs. Huerte • 1967 — ¿Qué hacemos con los hijos? — Falsa embarazada • 1967 — Los chicos del Preu — Madre de Lolo • 1967 — Las que tienen que servir — Mrs. Meg Stevens • 1967 — Novios 68 — Señora a la que sirve Lucia • 1967 — A Nun at the Crossroads — Madeleine • 1968 — Escuela de enfermeras — Madre superiora • 1968 — El turismo es un gran invento — Remedios • 1968 — Sor Ye Ye — Tía de María • 1968 — Operation Mata Hari — Agripina • 1968 — ¡Cómo está el servicio! — Consuelo, esposa del Dr. Mariano Cifuentes • 1968 — Los que tocan el piano — Juliana, esposa de Don Tadeo • 1968 — Cuidado con las señoras — Nati • 1968 — Long-Play — Sor Catalina de los Desamparados • 1969 — La que arman las mujeres — Carmela • 1969 — Las nenas del mini-mini — Baronesa • 1969 — A 45 revoluciones por minuto — Florinda • 1970 — El alma se serena — Eulalia • 1970 — El abominable hombre de la Costa del Sol — Mrs. Bell • 1970 — El mesón del gitano — Andrea • 1970 — Cateto a babor — Tía Enriqueta • 1970 — Dele color al difunto — Madame Venancia • 1970 — No desearás al vecino del quinto — La madre de Jacinta • 1971 — La casa de los Martínez — Amiga de Olga • 1971 — Grazie zio, ci provo anch'io — Lola • 1971 — Las ibéricas F.C. — Doña Josefa Moncayo • 1971 — Blanca por fuera y Rosa por dentro — Doña Úrsula 'Tita', tía de Camilo • 1971 — Los días de Cabirio — Tío • 1974 — ¿... Y el prójimo? — Teresa • 1974 — Un hombre como los demás • 1975 — Divorcio a la andaluza • 1977 — El hombre que mató a Billy el Niño • 1978 — ¡Vaya par de gemelos! — Julia • 1979 — Saturday, Sunday and Friday — Enza's mother — (segment "Domenica") • 1979 — La familia, bien, gracias — Consuelo • 1981 — Es peligroso casarse a los 60 — Tina, la madre de Javier
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Life and career
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1999
Margot Cottens died at Madrid.
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Montevideo.
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Madrid.
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- 1.Faulkner, Sally. A History of Spanish Film: Cinema and Society 1910-2010. Bloomsbury Publishing USA. 2013-04-11. 978-1-62356-731-6.
- 2.Faulkner, Sally. Cinema of Contradiction: Spanish Film in the 1960s. Edinburgh University Press. 64. 2006-02-22. 978-0-7486-2651-9.
- 3.Paietta, Ann C. Saints, Clergy and Other Religious Figures on Film and Television, 1895-2003. McFarland. 48-49. 2015-01-24. 978-1-4766-1016-0.
- 4.Davies, Ann. Carmen on Screen: An Annotated Filmography and Bibliography. Tamesis Books. 35-36. 2006. 978-1-85566-129-5.
- 5.Cowie, Peter. World Filmography: 1967. Fairleigh Dickinson Univ Press. 490. 1977. 978-0-498-01565-6.
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