Veteran Spanish theater, film and television actress
Paloma Cela died in La Paz Hospital in Madrid, Spain on Saturday March 30,
2019, She turned 76 on March 4th of this year. Born María Luisa Cela Molinero, she began her
career as a model of leading figures such as Balenciaga or Asunción Bastida,
before making the leap to film with Ozores in films such as “Operación
Secretaria” (1966) and “Operación cabaretera” (1967) ), both with José Luis
López Vázquez and Gracita Morales. Her relationship with the Madrid director
would be extensive and would lead her to participate in other titles such as
“Operation Mata Hari” (1968) or “Objective: bi-ki-ni” (1969). Cela also acted along with other directors
like Giulio Petroni “Terepa ... Viva la revolución”, (1969), Basilio Martín
Patino “Del amor y otros soledades”, (1969), Robert Parrish “A Town Called
Hell, (1971) and more recently, Santiago Segura “Torrente 2: Mission in
Marbella”, (2001).
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