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Mimí Lazo is a Actor Vénézuélienne born on 23 november 1953 at Caracas (Venezuela)
Ana María Lazo, commonly known as Mimí Lazo, (born November 23, 1954 in Caracas) is a Venezuelan film, television and theatrical actress and producer. Her most notable role was in the 1996 monologue El Aplauso Va Por Dentro in which she toured all throughout South America and Europe.
Mimí began her acting in the workshops of well known stage directors of Caracas in the mid-1970s. Later she received scholarships to study Scenic Arts in Italy and attended acting classes in the Actors Studio of New York.
Career
She began her acting career in the Venezuelan theatre performing adaptations of plays by William Shakespeare, such as Twelfth Night, Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge, among others.
In 1979 she made her debut in the Venezuelan cinema with the film El Pez que Fuma, produced by the long time filmmaker Roman Chalbaud, and her first appearance on national television with the popular telenovela Carolina. It wasn't until the year 2000 where she made her debut in the international cinema with the independent film Just for the Time Being alongside Eva Herzigová and Patrick O'Neil.
She has received numerous awards in film festival and theater awards both in her native country and abroad. In 1995 she was among the successful Latin American actresses by Variety magazine, and Style magazine considers her one of the best actresses in Latin America alongside Salma Hayek and María Conchita Alonso.
Personal life
Mimí is currently married to Venezuelan actor Luis Fernández. Her daughter, Sindy Lazo, is also an actress.
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Mimí Lazo
Birth name Ana María Lazo
Nationality Venezuela
Birth 23 november 1953 (70 years) at Caracas (Venezuela)
Nationality Venezuela
Birth 23 november 1953 (70 years) at Caracas (Venezuela)
Ana María Lazo, commonly known as Mimí Lazo, (born November 23, 1954 in Caracas) is a Venezuelan film, television and theatrical actress and producer. Her most notable role was in the 1996 monologue El Aplauso Va Por Dentro in which she toured all throughout South America and Europe.
Biography
Early lifeMimí began her acting in the workshops of well known stage directors of Caracas in the mid-1970s. Later she received scholarships to study Scenic Arts in Italy and attended acting classes in the Actors Studio of New York.
Career
She began her acting career in the Venezuelan theatre performing adaptations of plays by William Shakespeare, such as Twelfth Night, Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge, among others.
In 1979 she made her debut in the Venezuelan cinema with the film El Pez que Fuma, produced by the long time filmmaker Roman Chalbaud, and her first appearance on national television with the popular telenovela Carolina. It wasn't until the year 2000 where she made her debut in the international cinema with the independent film Just for the Time Being alongside Eva Herzigová and Patrick O'Neil.
She has received numerous awards in film festival and theater awards both in her native country and abroad. In 1995 she was among the successful Latin American actresses by Variety magazine, and Style magazine considers her one of the best actresses in Latin America alongside Salma Hayek and María Conchita Alonso.
Personal life
Mimí is currently married to Venezuelan actor Luis Fernández. Her daughter, Sindy Lazo, is also an actress.
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Filmography of Mimí Lazo (6 films)
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Liz in September (2014)
, 1h40Directed by Fina Torres
Genres Drama, Romance
Themes Films about sexuality, LGBT-related film, Lesbian-related films
Actors Patricia Velásquez, Mimí Lazo, Eloísa Maturén, Danay García, Arlette Torres, Elba Escobar
Roles Dolores
Rating60%
Chaque année, Liz (Patricia Velásquez), une sorteuse invétéré et coureuse de jupons, fête son anniversaire avec ses amies sur une plage des Caraïbes retirée.
El Caracazo (2005)
, 1h50Directed by Román Chalbaud
Origin Venezuela
Genres Drama, Historical
Actors Fernando Carrillo, Mimí Lazo, Beba Rojas, Laureano Olivares
Rating40%
The film begins in a meeting on August 2002 where a social activist, Simon Petrov, is reading the sentence dictated by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ordering the Venezuelan state to compensate to the relatives of the victims of the 27 February 1989 riots. The people at that meeting began to tell and remember the tragic moments of that event.
The Art of Losing (2004)
, 1h47Directed by Sergio Cabrera
Genres Thriller, Action, Adventure, Crime
Actors Daniel Giménez Cacho, Martina García, Mimí Lazo
Roles Susan Caviedes
Rating62%
A fisherman (Jorge Ali Triana) and his dog out for a walk and discover an Impaled corpse. A journalist named Victor Silampa (Gimenez Cacho) is writing an article a la Peter Gay, about bourgeouise attitudes about Romantic Love through the 17th to 19th centuries. Silampa receives a call from the Police-Colonel Aristophanes Moya (Benjumea) who calls him to the station immediately notifying him of the crime. Moya suggests an exchange of favors (Silampa had a criminal record), whereby the journalist would actively investigate the case while Moya will provide him with protection if, in addition, the journalist will "ghost-write" for him a speech for a slimming non-conformist Evangelical Christian sect, originating in Memphis, called "The Last Supper".
Time Out (1998)
, 1h45Directed by Sergio Cabrera
Genres War, Comedy
Actors Emma Suárez, Perez Nancy Lorena Forteza, Mimí Lazo, Andrea Giordana, Julián Román, Juana Acosta
Roles Samara
Rating66%
Terra Nova (1991)
Actors Antonio Banderas, Marisa Laurito, Mimí Lazo, Massimo Bonetti, Patrick Bauchau, Jonathan Montenegro
Rating67%
The Smoking Fish (1977)
, 2hDirected by Román Chalbaud
Origin Venezuela
Genres Drama, Comedy, Comedy-drama
Themes Films about sexuality, Erotic films, Films about prostitution, Erotic thriller films
Actors Orlando Urdaneta, Miguel Ángel Landa, Claudio Brook, Mimí Lazo
Roles Zobeida
Rating69%
La Garza is the name of the owner of the business, and, although she is the one who is really in control of the brothel and its workers, she allows her lovers to believe that they in some way are running things, including herself by giving them control over the administration of the Pez que Fuma, the money and anything else they want.