Lucía Jiménez
Lucía Jiménez (born November 21, 1978), is a Spanish actress.
Lucía Jiménez | |
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Born | Lucía Jiménez Arranz November 21, 1978 |
Years active | 1996 - present |
She started with a David Trueba movie, La Buena Vida, and she became very popular thanks to the TV series Al salir de clase.
Filmography
Cinema
Year | Film | Role | Other notes |
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1996 | The Good Life | Lucia | |
1998 | No se lo digas a nadie | Alejandra | |
Una pareja perfecta | Sonia | ||
El olor del vientre | Mensajera | ||
2000 | Tinta Roja | Nadia | |
Kasbah | Lua | ||
El arte de morir | Patricia | ||
Mi abuelo es un animal | |||
2001 | Broken Silence | Lucia | |
La caída del imperio | |||
Estés donde estés | adult Angela | ||
2002 | El refugio del mal | Eloisa | |
Mantis | |||
2003 | Ilegal | Sofía | |
2004 | Mujeres infieles | Roberta Lage | |
Eyes of Crystal | Giuditta | ||
El atraco | Erika | ||
2005 | Los dos lados de la cama | Raquel | |
Pobre juventud | Rebeca | ||
2006 | Los Borgia | María Enríquez | |
The Kovak Box | Silvia Mendez | ||
2007 | El club de los suicidas | Ana | |
Café solo o con ellas | Bea | ||
2008 | Butterflies & Lightning | ||
Sangre de Mayo | Plata | ||
Cosas insignificantes | Eli | ||
Proyecto Dos |
Television
Year | Series | Role | Other notes |
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1997–1998 | Al salir de clase | Silvia Castro | 107 episodes |
2003 | Jugar a matar | Inés | TV Movie |
2004 | El cruce | Lourdes/Rocío | TV Movie |
2007 | Hidden Camera | Alejandra | TV Movie |
2008 | Cazadores de hombres | Elena Ocana | 1 episode |
2008–2010 | La Señora | Encarna Alcántara
Prieto |
39 episodes |
2010 | Ben Hur | Athene | Miniseries |
2011, 2018-
2019 |
14 de abril. La republica | Encarna Alcántara
Prieto |
|
2015 | Las Adventuras del Capitán
Alatriste |
Caridad la lebrijana | |
2016 | La sonata del silencio | Virtudes Molina | |
2017 | El gran reto musical | Invitada | |
2017-2018 | Tu cara me suena | Concursante | |
2018 | Apaches | Teresa, sister
of Miguel |
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2019 | Hospital Valle Norte | Emma Olivares | |
2019 | Amar es para siempre | Irene Eguía |
References
External links
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