Esperanza Roy
Biography
Esperanza Roy works in acting. Born November 22, 1935 in Madrid, Spain. Archytele tracks 24 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
Ask the Vault
Ask anything about Esperanza Roy.
Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Full Filmography
24 titles- Chechu y familia (1992) as Mamen
- La Comedia Musical Española (1985) as Semiramis / Estrella
- La Comedia Musical Española (1985) as Ana María
- La Comedia Musical Española (1985)
- El Jardín de Venus (1983)
- The Priest (1978) as Irene
- Es pecado... pero me gusta (1978) as Patty
- Wild Session (2019) as Self - Actress
- Battered Flesh (1978) as Berta
- My Wife's Boyfriends (1972) as Charo
- Divine Words (1987) as Rosa la Tatula
- The Garden of Delights (1970) as Nicole
- Attack of the Blind Dead (1973) as Vivian
- Dormir Y Ligar: Todo Es Empezar (1974) as Elvira
- Revenge of the Black Wolf (1981) as Carmen
- A Chaste Spanish Man (1973) as Inés
- El cronicón (1970) as Condesa Genoveva
- El alcalde y la política (1980) as Golondrina
- Dos chicas locas locas (1965) as Sirvienta de Rosa
- Zero/infinito (2002) as (voice)
- Una mujer prohibida (1974) as Tina
- El insólito embarazo de los Martínez (1974) as Laura
- A Candle for the Devil (1973) as Verónica
- A la pálida luz de la luna (1985) as Charo
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Esperanza Roy best known for?
Esperanza Roy is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Chechu and Family (1992), Life Below Zero (2013).
When and where was Esperanza Roy born?
Esperanza Roy was born on November 22, 1935 in Madrid, Spain.
How many credits does Esperanza Roy have?
Esperanza Roy has accumulated over 24 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1965 to 2019.
What is Esperanza Roy's background in cinema and television?
Esperanza Roy Fuentes (Madrid, November 22, 1935) is a Spanish actress and showgirl. In the theater scene, she has combined her work in musicals, with pieces of classical theater. Her film career includes comedies "pop" to dramas like "Vida / Perra" for which she received seven awards for interpretation.