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Mona
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1903 - 1991 |
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. The actress Mona Maris was born as Rosa Emma Mona Marķa Marta Capdevielle in Buenos Aires. She began her film career in England with "The Apache" (25) and "The Little People" (26) before she went to Germany where she played in the movies "Der Fürst von Pappenheim" (27), "Die Leibeigenen" (28), "Rutschbahn" (28), "Marquis d'Eon, der Spion der Pompadour" (28) and "Die drei Frauen von Urban Hell" (28). In 1929 she went to the USA where she was able to build a new career in the sound film era. Her first movie in the USA was "Romance of the Rio Grande" (29) - still shot silent, it followed "Under a Texas Moon" (30), "The Arizona Kid" (31), "One Mad Kiss" (30) and "A Devil with Women" (30). After that followed a whole string of Spanish spoken US productions like "Del mismo barro" (30), "El caballero de la noche" (42), "Cuesta abajo" (34), "Tres Amores" (34) and "Asegure a su mujer" (35). From 1940 she was also more often engaged for English spoken movies.
She played at the side of stars like Constance Bennett, George Sanders,
Rita Hayworth, Victor Mature, Jeanette MacDonald, Edward G. Robinson and
Ginger Rogers.
After her return to Argentina she only appeared in two movies - "La mujer de las camelias" (54) and "Camila" (84) in a small part as La Perichona. Mona Maris was married with the director Clarence Brown (1890-1987).
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