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Blanca de Castejón est une Actrice et Concepteur de costume Argentine née le 28 avril 1907 à San Juan (Porto Rico) (Etats-Unis)
Blanca de Castejón (April 28, 1907 – December 26, 1969) was a Puerto Rican actress who became very successful in Mexico and other parts of Latin America. De Castejón was born in 1909 in Orocovis, Puerto Rico. Her real name was Blanca Otero. Her name means "the white one".
Contrary to some newspaper clips, she died in Puerto Rico from senile dementia, and never returned to México, because she spent her last years secluded in the second story of a house located in Lomas Verdes, Puerto Rico (the writer is her 3rd cousin).
Castejón went to Argentina in the 1930s, where she made two feature films between 1934 and 1935. With these two movies, Castejon established herself as a bona fide celebrity in the so-called south cone. Her fame transcended Argentina; she also made filmd in Uruguay at the time.
By 1935, she began searching for fame in Hollywood, making a few movies, where she would speak Spanish. Her stay in Hollywood lasted for about five years.
During the 1940s, she established herself in Mexico, marrying actor Rafael Banquells (later the husband of Silvia Pinal and father of Rocio Banquells, who, in turn, is the sister of Silvia Pasquel). In Mexico, de Castejon made about thirty movies, becoming a sex symbol in that country and a member of Mexico's golden era of film. In 1954, de Castejon won the Ariel award (Mexico's version of the Oscars), for supporting actress in School for Bums.
Among the actors she starred with was Antonio Aguilar and many other famous actors.
Castejon died in 1969.
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Nationalité Argentine
Naissance 28 avril 1907 à San Juan (Porto Rico) (Etats-Unis)
Mort 26 décembre 1969 (à 62 ans)
Naissance 28 avril 1907 à San Juan (Porto Rico) (Etats-Unis)
Mort 26 décembre 1969 (à 62 ans)
Contrary to some newspaper clips, she died in Puerto Rico from senile dementia, and never returned to México, because she spent her last years secluded in the second story of a house located in Lomas Verdes, Puerto Rico (the writer is her 3rd cousin).
Castejón went to Argentina in the 1930s, where she made two feature films between 1934 and 1935. With these two movies, Castejon established herself as a bona fide celebrity in the so-called south cone. Her fame transcended Argentina; she also made filmd in Uruguay at the time.
By 1935, she began searching for fame in Hollywood, making a few movies, where she would speak Spanish. Her stay in Hollywood lasted for about five years.
During the 1940s, she established herself in Mexico, marrying actor Rafael Banquells (later the husband of Silvia Pinal and father of Rocio Banquells, who, in turn, is the sister of Silvia Pasquel). In Mexico, de Castejon made about thirty movies, becoming a sex symbol in that country and a member of Mexico's golden era of film. In 1954, de Castejon won the Ariel award (Mexico's version of the Oscars), for supporting actress in School for Bums.
Among the actors she starred with was Antonio Aguilar and many other famous actors.
Castejon died in 1969.
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Filmographie de Blanca de Castejón (10 films)
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Los signos del zodiaco (1964)
, 1h40Réalisé par Sergio Véjar
Genres Drame
Acteurs Angélica María, Blanca de Castejón, Luis Bayardo, Socorro Avelar
Rôle Lola Casarini
Note60%
Escuela para suegras (1958)
, 1h25Réalisé par Gilberto Martínez Solares
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Germán Valdés, Blanca de Castejón, Martha Mijares, Prudencia Grifell, Altia Michel
Note64%
Escuela de vagabundos (1955)
, 1h40Réalisé par Rogelio A. González
Genres Comédie, Musical, Romance
Acteurs Pedro Infante, Miroslava, Blanca de Castejón, Fernando Casanova, Dolores Camarillo, Rafael Estrada
Rôle Emilia de Valverde
Note80%
In a mansion outside a nameless city (apparently Mexico City), lives the wealthy Valverde family: the patriarch Miguel (Oscar Pulido) a business man; Emilia (Blanca de Castejón), his wife, a fun and good-hearted but slightly deranged woman; and their two daughters: the oldest, Susi, short for Susana, (Miroslava Stern) and Lala, a nickname for Laura(Anabelle Gutierrez). Emilia often picks up tramps in hope to reform them into productive men, but they always disappear stealing anything they can in the house.
Nosotras, las taquígrafas (1950)
Genres Drame, Comédie
Acteurs Blanca de Castejón, David Silva, Eduardo Noriega, Elda Peralta
Rôle Blanquita López
Note65%
Ave sin nido (1943)
Réalisé par Chano Urueta
Acteurs René Cardona, Blanca de Castejón, David Silva
Note55%
Qué hombre tan simpático (1943)
Réalisé par Fernando Soler
Genres Drame, Comédie
Acteurs Fernando Soler, Gloria Marín, Manuel Medel, Blanca de Castejón, Carlos Villarías
Rôle Doña Blanca
Note65%
Eran Trece (1931)
, 1h19Réalisé par David Howard
Origine Etats-Unis
Genres Policier
Acteurs Juan Torena, Ana María Custodio, Rafael Calvo, Raul Roulien, Blanca de Castejón, Manuel Arbó
Rôle Peggy Minchin
Note60%
Costume et maquillage
La barca de oro (1947)
Réalisé par Joaquín Pardavé
Genres Drame, Comédie, Musical
Acteurs Sofía Álvarez, Pedro Infante, René Cardona, Alma Delia Fuentes, Lilia Prado
Rôle Concepteur de costume
Note69%