Edith González

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Edith González
Born Edith González Fuentes
December 10, 1966 (1966-12-10) (age 41)
Monterrey, Nuevo León, México

Edith González (born Edith González Fuentes on December 10, 1966 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, México) is a Mexican actress, dancer and model.

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[edit] Biography

Edith was born and raised in Monterrey, Nuevo León, México; she was born into a middle-class family. From an early age Edith showed a passion for acting. During a visit to Siempre en Domingo, Edith was chosen among the audience to interpret a role with actor Rafael Baledón.

Having almost no experience or coaching as an actress, Edith received her first role in 1976 at the age of ten in the movie El rey de los gorilas. After only two movies to her acting resume, she was offered the role of the quintessential spoiled daughter in the telenovela Los ricos también lloran.

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s she kept busy taking part in numerous telenovelas, most notably Bianca Vidal and Rosa Salvaje, and movies.[1].

In 1993, when she got the offer to play Monica in the seminal Corazon salvaje, a role she meant to decline, but accepted after much convincing from her brother. The series was seen across the world to much acclaim and helped revitalize her career in the 1990s. The series gained much press from the speculations that people made about both Edith and her co-star. While the series was being filmed, it was rumored that she was dating her co-starr Eduardo Palomo. Both denied the rumors, stating that they were only friends.

After she finished filming Corazon salvaje, she became a bit selective of the roles she was offered, having appeared in a small number of series and films. Unfortunately, none of the follow up soaps she did after Corazon Salvaje were successful. 1995's La Sombra Del Otro was an instant flop. In 1997 she acted in La jaula de oro with Saul Lisazo, which had very little audience, and in 1999 Nunca te olvidare with Fernando Colunga, which was a bit more successful.

After having finished filming, she decide to take a short break; subsequent to finishing filming, she went to Paris on a vacation, with intentions to practice ballet and her French. Before returning to Mexico, Edith went to the United States to shoot a cosmetic campaign.[2]

In 2001, Edith returned to acting, taking part in Salomé and Aventurera; she became the first Aventurera, a live production lead by Carmen Salinas, where she interpreted a woman who was possessive, seductive, and who enjoys the easy life.

She has tried to cross-over to the American-film industry, but has had little success. She managed to work alongside Eva Longoria in the direct-to-video movie Señorita Justice.

In 2004, Edith had to stop working in Mujer de Madera because of her pregnancy. That same year, she gave birth to a girl, who she ended up naming Constanza, her father is the politician Santiago Creel.

In 2005, after a short disappearance from the media, Edith released Venus, a lightly scented perfume made from orchid extract.[3]

In 2006 Edith began filming Mundo de Fieras, where she starrs alongside Cesar Evora, Gaby Espino, and Laura Flores.

[edit] Filmography

[edit] TV shows

  • Bailando por la boda de mis sueños (2006) as herself
  • Los reyes de la pista (2005) as herself
  • Bailando por un sueño (2005) as herself
  • El descuartizador (1991)

[edit] Films

  • Señorita Justice (2004)
  • Salón México (1996)
  • Los cómplices del infierno (1994)
  • El jugador (1991)
  • Atrapados (1990)
  • Sentencia de muerte (1990)
  • Trampa infernal (1989)
  • Pero sigo siendo el rey (1988)
  • Adiós lagunilla (1984)
  • Fabricantes de pánico (1980)
  • Guyana, el crimen del siglo (1980)
  • Cyclone (1977)
  • El rey de los gorilas (1976)
  • Alucarda, la hija de las tinieblas (1975)

[edit] Theater

  • Las Noches de Aventurera (1998, 2004-2005)
  • Gigi (1986)


[edit] Telenovelas

  • Palabra de Mujer (2007)
  • Mundo de Fieras (2006)...Jocelyn Cervantes Bravo
  • Mujer de Madera (2004)*
  • Salomé (2001) ...Salome
  • Nunca te olvidaré (1999)
  • La jaula de oro (1997)
  • La sombra del otro (1996)
  • Corazón salvaje as Countess Monica de Altamira de Alcazar y Valle (1993)
  • En carne propia (1990)
  • Flor y canela (1988)
  • Central camionera (1988)
  • Rosa salvaje (1987)
  • Lista negra (1987)
  • Monte calvario (1986)
  • Sí, mi amor (1984)
  • Bianca Vidal (1983)
  • La fiera (1983)
  • Chispita (1982)
  • El hogar que yo robé (1981)
  • Soledad (1980)
  • Ambición (1980)
  • Los ricos también lloran (1979)
  • Lo imperdonable (1975)
  • Los miserables (1973)
  • Mi primer amor (1973)
  • Lucía sombra (1971)
  • El amor tiene cara de mujer (1971)
  • Cosa juzgada (1970)

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ "Fernando-Colunga. Tripod Page", Para Todos, 2005. Retrieved on 2006-10-29. (Spanish) 
  2. ^ http://fernando-colunga.tripod.com/Partnerki/Edith/ Fernado Colunga
  3. ^ Biografía de Edith González ::Esmas.com

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