Cecilia Suarez

Cecilia Suarez

Mexican actress
Date of Birth: 22.11.1971
Country: Mexico

Content:
  1. Cecilia Suárez: A Stellar Mexican Actress
  2. Film Breakthrough
  3. Television Success
  4. Filmography

Cecilia Suárez: A Stellar Mexican Actress

Early Life and Career

Mexican actress Cecilia Suárez was born on November 22, 1971, in Tampico, Mexico. She grew up with her sister, María Fernanda, who is now a producer. Suárez pursued her acting training at John Malkovich's acting school in Chicago. Her theatrical career commenced with her studies in the theatre program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

In 1995, she delivered a valedictory address and received the prestigious Jean Scharfenberg Scholarship for her academic excellence. Suárez graced the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, performing in Frank Galati's "The Crucible" and "Everyman." She won the Best Actress Award from Mexico's Theatre Critics Association for her role in the comedy "Popcorn" in 1999.

Film Breakthrough

Suárez made her film debut in Geraldo Padro's "Table Dance" in 1997. Her breakthrough came in 1999 with her performance in Antonio Serrano's "Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas." She subsequently starred in diverse films such as "Todo el Poder," "Sin Ton ni Sonia," "Punos Rosas," "Solo Dios Sabe," "Chicken Little," "Spanglish," "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada," "The Air I Breathe," "Parpados Azules," "El Viaje de la Nonna," and "Cinco Días Sin Nora."

Television Success

On television, Suárez has appeared in notable shows like "Todo por Amor," "Fidel," "For the People," and "Capadocia." Her role in James L. Brook's comedy-drama "Spanglish" in 2004 brought her widespread recognition. The actress received an Ariel Award nomination for Best Actress in 2008 for her performance in "Parpados Azules."

Filmography

Films
1. "Medium" (2009)
2. "Cinco Días Sin Nora" (2008)
3. "Capadocia" (TV series) (2007)
4. "Lección Relámpago" (2007)
5. "Parpados Azules" (2007)
6. "Gente Bien... Atascada" (2007)
7. "The Air I Breathe" (2007)
8. "Un Mundo Maravilloso" (2006)
9. "Solo Dios Sabe" (2006)
10. "Travesía" (2005)
11. "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada" (2005)
12. "Isy" (2005)
13. "Spanglish" (2004)
14. "Boston Legal" (TV series) (2004-2008)
15. "Charros" (2004)
16. "Punos Rosas" (2004)
17. "Dreaming of Julia" (2003)
18. "Sin Ton ni Sonia" (2003)
19. "Moctezuma's Revenge" (2002)
20. "For the People" (TV series) (2002-2003)
21. "Fidel" (TV series) (2002)
22. "Todo el Poder" (1999)
23. "Sexo, Pudor y Lágrimas" (1999)
24. "Wash and Wear" (1998)
25. "Mi Pequeña Traviesa" (TV series) (1998)
26. "Nic Habaa" (1997)
27. "Table Dance" (1997)

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