Actor profile

Lydia Lamaison

5th August 1914 Mendoza, Argentina Acting

Lydia Lamaison (5 August 1914 – 20 February 2012) was an Argentine actress. She appeared in 47 films and television shows between 1939 and 2012. She starred in the film La caída, which was entered into the 9th Berlin International Film Festival. (Wikipedia)

18 Movies 6 TV Shows 28 Credits

Filmography

Movies & TV Shows

The Whore and the Whale poster

The Whore and the Whale 1st April 2004 as Matilde

Pasajeros de una pesadilla poster

Pasajeros de una pesadilla 14th June 1984

In Retirement poster

In Retirement 1st January 1984 as Ricardo's Mother

Bodas de cristal poster

Bodas de cristal 3rd June 1975

Disputas en la cama poster

Disputas en la cama 21st January 1972

El ayudante poster

El ayudante 25th March 1971 as Elvira

The Slowness poster

The Slowness 6th March 1969 as Mother

En mi casa mando yo poster

En mi casa mando yo 4th April 1968 as Catalina Rossi

Voy a hablar de la esperanza poster

Voy a hablar de la esperanza 1st July 1966

Los tímidos visten de gris poster

Los tímidos visten de gris 2nd January 1965

El octavo infierno, cárcel de mujeres poster

El octavo infierno, cárcel de mujeres 20th August 1964 as Madre de Zulema Puentes

Circe poster

Circe 1st June 1964

El último piso poster

El último piso 5th June 1962

El romance de un gaucho poster

El romance de un gaucho 18th August 1961

Un guapo del 900 poster

Un guapo del 900 18th August 1960 as Doña Natividad

The Party Is Over poster

The Party Is Over 23rd June 1960

La caída poster

La caída 26th February 1959 as Marta

Alas de mi Patria poster

Alas de mi Patria 4th May 1939

Provócame poster

Provócame 2nd July 2001 as Floria Villalobos

Wild Angel poster

Wild Angel 16th November 1998 as Doña Angélica viuda de Di Carlo

Zíngara poster

Zíngara 11th March 1996 as Hilda Pérez-Campana

Nano poster

Nano 7th March 1994 as Amalia del Molino López

Celeste, siempre Celeste poster

Celeste, siempre Celeste 12th May 1993 as Cora

Alta comedia poster

Alta comedia 19th April 1970