Núria Prims
Núria Prims (born 29 September 1972) is a Spanish theatre, television and film actress from Catalonia.
Also recorded as Nuria Prims
Núria Prims
- Born
- 29 September 1972
- Birthplace
- Barcelona, Spain
- Occupation
- Actress
- Nationality
- Spain
- Honours
- Gaudí Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role
- Languages
- Spanish · Catalan
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• Born — 29 September 1972 • Birthplace — Barcelona, Spain • Occupation — Actress • Other Names — Nuria Prims
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Núria Prims was born in Barcelona on 29 September 1972. She was raised in Sant Andreu. She made her feature film debut by landing a role in the 1995 drama Stories from the Kronen. Film appearances in El domini dels sentits, Un cos al bosc, Saïd, Sobreviviré, Unconscious and Trash (2009 film) ensued. She became popular to a television audience in Catalonia owing to her performance as Mariona Montsolís in soap opera Nissaga de poder, whereas she earned a wider visibility in Spain in the wake of her performance playing Dr. Leyre Durán in Hospital Central. She retired from cinema towards 2009, and moved to Menorca, returning to cinema 8 years later upon a personal request from Agustí Villaronga to star as Carlana (the widow of a local cacique) in Uncertain Glory. Her performance earned her several accolades. Among other credits, she has since featured in the period thriller The Barcelona Vampiress and the crime television series Hache.
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Accolades
• Year — Award — Category — Work — Result — Ref. Reference(s) • 2010 — 2nd Gaudí Awards — Best Supporting Actress — Trash • 2018 — 10th Gaudí Awards — Best Actress — Uncertain Glory • 5th Feroz Awards — Best Actress (film) • 62nd Sant Jordi Awards — Best Actress in a Spanish Film • 2021 — 13th Gaudí Awards — Best Supporting Actress — The Barcelona Vampiress
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