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Helena Rojo | |
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Occupation | Actress |
Helena Rojo (August 18, 1944) is a Mexican film, theater and television actress.
Biography
Born Mexico City, Mexico, she began her career as a model in the early-1960s. Toward the end of the decade, she studied drama with renown Mexican directors Carlos Ancira and José Luis Ibáñez, making her film debut in 1968 in the film El club de los suicidas. That same year, Helena also appeared in her second film, Los amigos. She continued working as a model and appearing in small film roles in the late 60's and early 70's.
In 1969, she signed an exclusivity contract with Productora Cinematográfica Marte. Later, she began expanding her acting career into television and theater. In 1974, her first television role was the lead in the telenovela Extraño en su pueblo. She was married to actor Juan Ferrara for many years. Currently, she is married to Benjamín Fernández, who is not in the entertainment industry. She is the mother of three children: Leo, Patricia and Elena, all from her first marriage.
Helena's cinematic career lead her to work with the most important Mexican film directors of the 1970s and 80's, such as Felipe Cazals, Arturo Ripstein, Rafael Corkidi, Alberto Bojórquez, Marcela Fernández Violante and Jorge Fons, among others.
She has worked with international talent, such as German director Werner Herzog and actor Klaus Kinski with a role in the film Aguirre, the Wrath of God (1972). She also appeared in the film Fox Trot (1976), directed by Arturo Ripstein and alongside actors Charlotte Rampling, Peter O'Toole and Max von Sydow.
In 2006 she appeared on the American dramedy series Ugly Betty, where she plays a mother who tries to steer her son away from the stepmother who has eyes for him on a 'faux' telenovela that is watched on TV by the main character's family.
In 2012 She moved to Telemundo
Filmography
Movies
- Luces de la noche (1994) as Tina
- Guerrero negro (1993) as Eva
- Los Años de Greta aka Greta's Years (1992) as Nora
- Una Luz en la escalera (1992) as Adriana Bernal
- Muerte ciega (1991) as Alisa
- Reto a la vida (1990) as Elena
- En el país de los pies ligeros (1983)
- Misterio (1980) as Silvia
- The Children of Sanchez (1978)
- La Sucesion (1978)
- La Gran Aventura Del Zorro (1976) as Elena
- Mary, Mary, Bloody Mary (1976) as Greta
- La Casa del Sur (1976) as Elena
- Foxtrot'' akaThe Other Side of Paradise (1975) as Alexandra
- Más negro que la noche aka Blacker Than the Night (1975) as Pilar
- Payo - un hombre contra el mundo (1974) as Lupe
- Los Perros de Dios'' (1973) as Laura
- Aguirre, der Zorn Gottes aka Aguirre: The Wrath of God (1972) as Inez
- Aquellos años (1972) as Carlota
- Espejismo aka Mirage (1972)
- Ángeles y querubines'' (1972) as Angela
- Victoria (1972)
- Los Cachorros' (1971) as Tere
- Una vez un hombre (1971)
- Fin de fiesta aka End of the Party (1971) as Elena
- Muñeca reina aka Queen Doll (1971) as Laura
- El Sabor de la venganza aka Eye for an Eye (1971) as Rina Pittman
- Siempre hay una primera vez (1969) as Isabel
- Los Amigos (1968)
- El Club de los suicidas (1968)
Television
- La Patrona (2012) as Purificación Tellez
- Por Ella Soy Eva (2012) as Eugenia Mistral
- Borderline (2009/10) as Chanti
- Catarsis (2010) as la Madre
- Locas de amor (2009) as Norma
- Corazón Salvaje (2009) as Leonarda Montes de Oca de Vidal
- Cuidado con el Angel (2008) as Cecilia de Velarde
- Amor letra por letra (2008) as Fabiola
- Amor sin Maquillaje (2007) as Ines
- Mundo de Fieras (2006/2007) as Miriam de Rivas del Castillo
- Ugly Betty (2006) cameo
- Peregrina (2005) as Sabina
- Inocente de Ti (2004) as Raquel/Rebeca Linares-Robles
- Amor real (2003) as Doña Augusta Curiel de Penalver y Beristain
- Abrázame muy fuerte (2000) as Damiana / Juliana Guillen
- Ramona (2000) as Doña Ramona Gonzaga Viuda de Moreno
- El privilegio de amar (1998) as Luciana Duval
- Gente bìen (1997) as Rebeca Balmori
- Retrato de familia (1995) as Cecilia Mariscal
- Las secretas intenciones (1993) as Antonieta Alcantara
- La traición (1984) as Antonia Guerra
- Extraños caminos del amor (1981) as Isabela
- La hora del silencio (1978) as Barbara
- La Venganza (1977) as Maria Olivares/Alejandra Balmaseda
- Mañana será otro dia (1976) as Paola
- Extraño en su pueblo (1974)
Theater performances
- 10 el marido perfecto (10, The Perfect Husband)
- Lecciones para casadas (Lectures for Married Women)
- Se infiel y no mires con quien (Be Unfaithful with Whomever)
- Cena de Matrimonios (Dinner with Friends)
- Me enamoré de una bruja (I Married a Witch)
- La mujer del pelo rojo (The Redheaded Woman)
- Pecado en la isla de las cabras (Sin on the Isle of Goats)
- La Ronda de las Arpías (Song of the Harpies)
- Una oferta inmoral (Indecent Proposal)
- Yo miento, tú mientes, todos mentimos (I Lie, You Lie, We All Lie)
- Bajo Cero (Frozen)
Awards
- Won - 1972 Best Supporting Actress Ariel Award from the Mexican Academy of Film, for her role in Fin de Fiesta.
- Nominated - 1973 Best Actress Ariel Award from the Mexican Academy of Film, for her role in Los Cachorros'.
- Won - 1981 Best Actress Ariel Award from the Mexican Academy of Film, for her role in Misterio.
- Nominated - 1992 Best Actress Ariel Award from the Mexican Academy of Film, for her role in Muerte Ciega.