Zully Moreno
Biography
Zulema Esther González Borbón, better known as Zully Moreno (October 17, 1920 in Villa Ballester, Buenos Aires – December 25, 1999 in Buenos Aires), was an Argentine film actress of the Golden Age of Argentine Cinema. She appeared in dozens of films, earning Best Actress awards from the Argentine Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Spanish Cinema Writers Circle.
Known For
Pecado
Love Never Dies
La indeseable
Forbidden Love
La dama del mar
La calle del pecado
The Lady of the Camelias
God Bless You
All Movies (40)
- Un trono para Cristy1960 · as Mrs. Wilkens
- Una gran señora1959 · as Charo 'Condesa Mirskaya'
- La noche y el alba1958 · as Marta
- Forbidden Love1958
- Madrugada1957 · as Amalia
- Love Never Dies1955 · as Trinidad Guevara
- El barro humano1955 · as Mercedes Romero de Vargas Peña
- La calle del pecado1954 · as Ruby Colmeiro
- La dama del mar1954
- The Lady of the Camelias1953 · as Margarita Gautier
- Feminine Wiles1951
- La indeseable1951 · as Elsa Robles
- María Montecristo1951 · as María Montecristo
- Pecado1951 · as Marta Castro López de Linares
- Tierra baja1951 · as Marta
- Nacha Regules1950 · as Nacha Regules
- La trampa1949 · as Paulina Figueroa
- God Bless You1948 · as Nancy
- Cómo se hace una película argentina1948
- The Cat1947
- Nunca te diré adiós1947
- Celos1946 · as Luisa
- Dos ángeles y un pecador1945
- Apasionadamente1944
- Stella1943
- Su hermana menor1943
- Historia de crímenes1942 · as Lucy Torres
- An Angel Came Down from Heaven1942 · as Celia
- Fantasmas en Buenos Aires1942 · as Martha Almanzor
- Adam's Pajamas1942 · as Beatriz Herrera
- En el último piso1942 · as Ana María de los Llanos
- El profesor Cero1942 · as María Emilia Núñez / Zulema Ríos
- Papá tiene novia1941
- Orquesta de señoritas1941 · as Blanca
- En la luz de una estrella1941 · as Chela
- On Tuesdays, Orchids1941 · as Julia Acuña
- De México llegó el amor1940
- Cándida1939 · as Extra (barco de España y feria de diversiones)
- Bartolo tenía una flauta1939
- Cristina—