Imperio Argentina
Argentine-Spanish actress, singer · Spain · On the map · Actors · Lived 1906 to 2003 · aged 96
Imperio Argentina was an Argentine-born Spanish actress and singer who became one of the biggest stars of Spanish cinema during the Second Republican period. She achieved mainstream stardom after being cast by director Florián Rey in the 1927 silent film Sister San Sulpicio.
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2003Died22 August 20031996
Sombras y luces: Cien años de cine españolFilm1987
El polizón del UlisesFilm1976
Songs for After a WarFilm1967
With the East WindFilm, Madre de Sebastián1951
La copla de la DoloresFilm, Dolores1946
The SongstressFilm1945
BambúFilm, Bambú1941
ToscaFilm, Floria Tosca1938
Carmen la de TrianaFilm, Carmen1935
Nobleza baturraFilm, María del Pilar1933
La casa es seriaFilm, Carmen Rivera1930El amor solfeandoFilm1927
Sister San SulpicioFilm, Gloria / Hermana San Sulpicio1906Born22 December 1906
Sombras y luces: Cien años de cine españolFilm1987El polizón del UlisesFilm1976Songs for After a WarFilm1967With the East WindFilm, Madre de Sebastián1951La copla de la DoloresFilm, Dolores1946The SongstressFilm1945BambúFilm, Bambú1941ToscaFilm, Floria Tosca1938Carmen la de TrianaFilm, Carmen1935Nobleza baturraFilm, María del Pilar1933La casa es seriaFilm, Carmen Rivera1930El amor solfeandoFilm1927Sister San SulpicioFilm, Gloria / Hermana San Sulpicio1906Born22 December 1906People around Imperio
Benito Perojo Directed Goyescas and Song of Dolores
Miguel Ligero Also in Nobleza baturra and Her Wedding Night
Ricardo Núñez Produced The Songstress (1946)
Carlos Gardel Also in The house is serious (1933)
Gustav Ucicky Directed Restless Hearts (1928)
Alfredo Le Pera Produced The house is serious (1933)
José Luis Borau Directed Dear Nanny (1986)
José Luis Sáenz de Heredia Directed Bamboo (1945), directed Bambú (1945)- Carl Koch Directed La Tosca (1941), directed Tosca (1941)
Rafael Rivelles Also in Carmen, la de Triana and Goyescas
Julia Lajos Also in Bamboo, My Wife's Teacher and Bambú
Alberto Romea Also in Carmen, la de Triana and Bamboo
Margit Symo Also in Carmen, la de Triana (1938)
Carl Froelich Produced Carmen, la de Triana (1938)
Jean Renoir Directed La Tosca (1941)
Mario Camus Directed With the East Wind (1966)
Alfredo Landa Also in Dear Nanny and Tata Mía
Robert Florey Directed My Wife's Teacher (1930)
León Klimovsky Directed Ama Rosa (1960)
Livio Pavanelli Also in Restless Hearts and Aimless Hearts
Alessandro De Stefani Wrote La Tosca and Tosca
José María Prada Also in Carmen, la de Triana (1938)
Claudio Ermelli Also in La Tosca and Tosca- Herbert Maisch Directed Nights in Andalusia (1938)
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Spain
Category
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Type
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Status
Deceased
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Lived 1906 to 2003 · aged 96
