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Biography: Adriana Barraza (Amelia)
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Name: Adriana BarrazaDate of Birth:
Place of Birth:
Nationality: American
Profession: Actor, acting coach, director, drama teacher
Adriana Barraza worked previously with Inarritu in the role of Octavio's mother in the film, Amores Perros. A popular actress in Spanish-language television, Barraza is also a distinguished acting coach, director and drama teacher, working on a number of different films and television series, including the long-running "Mujer, casos de la vida real," (as a director and actress), and as director of the soap operas "Locura de Amor," "El Manantial," and "Complices al Rescate." She is the coach of Neutral Accent in Prisionera, and in the film, Spanglish.
Other feature credits include, as an actress in the films La Paloma De Marsella, La Primera Noche (The First Night) and its sequel, La Segunda Noche (The Second Night). She is currently Vice President in Neutral Accent and Acting Development for the Telemundo Network.
4 Filmography
Actor Credits
Babel (2006) Amelia
Amores Perros (2000) Mama Octavio (Octavio's Mother)
"Locura de amor" (2000) TV Series Soledad Retana
La Paloma de Marsella (1999)
La Segunda noche (1999) Mama Lulu y Laura
La Primera noche (1998) Mamá de Bruno
"Alguna vez tendremos alas" (1997) TV Series Clara Domínguez
"La Culpa" (1996) TV Series Trabajadora Social
"Bajo un mismo rostro" (1995) TV Series Elvira
"Imperio de cristal" (1995) TV Series Flora
"La Paloma" (1995) TV Series Madre clara
Las Cosas simples (1993) (TV)
Crew Credits
Spanglish (2004) (acting coach)
"¡Anita, no te rajes!" (2004) TV Series (acting coach)
"Prisionera" (2004) TV Series (acting coach)
"Cómplices al rescate" (2002) TV Series (acting coach)
"Manantial, El" (2001) TV Series (acting coach)
"Aventuras en el tiempo" (2001) TV Series (acting coach)
"Locura de amor" (2000) TV Series (acting coach)
"Soñadoras" (1998) TV Series (acting coach)
Director Credits
"Cómplices al rescate" (2002) TV Series
"Manantial, El" (2001) TV Series
"Aventuras en el tiempo" (2001) TV Series (studio)
"Locura de amor" (2000) TV Series
"Nunca te olvidaré" (1999) TV Series
Alas del pez, Las (1995) (TV) (collaborating director)
"Mujer, casos de la vida real" (1985) TV Series
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