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Aurora Bautista (1925-2012) was a Spanish actress and theater director who appeared in films such as Doña Juana, Aunt Tula and The Siege. She studied theater in Barcelona and Madrid, and married a Mexican doctor for a while.
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- Madrid, Spain
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Aurora Bautista Zúmel (15 October 1925 – 27 August 2012) was a Spanish film actress. Bautista was born in Villanueva de los Infantes, and died in Madrid, aged 86. Selected filmography. 1948 Madness for Love, by Juan de Orduña; 1950 Pequeñeces, by Juan de Orduña; 1950 Agustina of Aragon, by Juan de Orduña; 1953 Condenados, by Manuel Mur Oti
Aurora Bautista Zúmel (Villanueva de los Infantes, Valladolid, 15 de octubre de 1922-Madrid, 27 de agosto de 2012) [2] fue una actriz española. Su primera película, Locura de amor (1948), la aupó al estrellato, y la llevó a ocupar un lugar destacado en el cine histórico del franquismo.
Aurora Bautista. Actress: Locura de amor. At a young age she went to Barcelona where she studied theater in the "Instituto del Teatro" with Marta Grau. She debuted in theater in 1944 in Barcelona and in 1948 in the "Teatro Espanol de Madrid".
- October 15, 1925
- August 27, 2012
Aug 27, 2012 · Biography. At a young age she went to Barcelona where she studied theater in the "Instituto del Teatro" with Marta Grau. She debuted in theater in 1944 in Barcelona and in 1948 in the "Teatro Espanol de Madrid". She married a Mexican medical doctor, temporarily interrupting her career.
Teresa de Jesús: Directed by Juan de Orduña. With Aurora Bautista, Eugenia Zúffoli, José Bódalo, Roberto Camardiel. The life and tribulations of Carmelist nun Teresa de Jesús, who had transcendental experiences. She would write several works and would reform the Carmelist order.
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