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Mary Montiel

Acting 17 credits
17
Total Credits
1964–1994
31 Years Career Span
4
Vault Titles
10
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Mary Montiel works in acting. Archytele tracks 17 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Frequent co-stars

Career timeline

La Pura
Demons of the DesertCompadres a la Mexicana
Como Si Fuéramos Novios
Golondrina PresumidaEl rey del masaje
Cruz de olvidoLa pulquería 3: Entre ficheras anda el diablo
Cacería de TraficantesUn adorable sinverguenza
Santo in the Vengeance of the MummyWait for me in Siberia, Darling!
Santo vs. the Riders of TerrorThe World of the Dead
The Witches Attack
Crisol
El padrecito

Full Filmography

17 titles
  • El padrecito (1964) as Novia de joven
  • Golondrina Presumida (1985)
  • Santo in the Vengeance of the Mummy (1971) as Susana
  • Cruz de olvido (1984)
  • Santo vs. the Riders of Terror (1970) as Carmen
  • El rey del masaje (1985) as Licha
  • La pulquería 3: Entre ficheras anda el diablo (1984)
  • The World of the Dead (1970)
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  • The Witches Attack (1968)
  • Cacería de Traficantes (1983)
  • Crisol (1967) as Pueblerina
  • Wait for me in Siberia, Darling! (1971)
  • Demons of the Desert (1990) as David's Mother
  • Como Si Fuéramos Novios (1986)
  • La Pura (1994) as Maria
  • Compadres a la Mexicana (1990) as Mama de Marisol
  • Un adorable sinverguenza (1983)

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Mary Montiel best known for?

Mary Montiel is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including El padrecito (1964), Santo vs. the Riders of Terror (1970), The World of the Dead (1970), The Witches Attack (1968).

How many credits does Mary Montiel have?

Mary Montiel has accumulated over 17 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1964 to 1994.

Mary Montiel by the numbers

17credits
17films
0TV series
1964–1994active years

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