Amelia Bence
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| Born | María Amelia Batvinik November 3, 1919 Buenos Aires Argentina |
| Years active | 1933- 1973 |
Amelia Bence (b. 13 November 1919, Buenos Aires) is an Argentine film actress.
[edit] Career
Born as María Amelia Botwinik, Amelia Bence is one of the divas of the Golden Age of the Argentinian cinema (1940–1960). She has worked consistently throughout eight decades of film ever since 1933, having made her last appearance in 2004.
Her most notable work was in 1947, where she appeared in A sangre fría, directed by Daniel Tinayre, co-starring Tito Alonso, and in 1955 in El hombre que debía una muerte, directed by Mario Soffici and co-starring Carlos Cores.
[edit] External links
- Amelia Bence at the Internet Movie Database
- Amelia Bence, at cinenacional.com. (Spanish)
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