Cristina Galbó is a Spanish actress known for her roles in European horror and giallo films of the 1970s. Born in Madrid, Spain on January 17, 1950, she began her career as a child performer in the 1960s, appearing in early films such as “Del rosa al Amarillo” (1963) and “Aquella joven de blanco” (1964), before transitioning to more prominent adult roles in genre cinema. Galbó gained particular recognition for her performances in horror classics including “Let Sleeping Corpses Lie” (1974), “What Have You Done to Solange?” (1972), and “The Killer Must Kill Again” (1975), establishing her as a notable figure in Spanish and Italian exploitation films during that era.
Her acting career extended into the 1980s with appearances in various films and television productions, after which she retired from the screen to pursue flamenco dancing professionally, touring internationally and later teaching the art form at a college in San Diego, California. She was previously married to actor Peter Lee Lawrence until his death in 1974, with whom she had a son.
Today Cristina is retired and living in Seattle, Washington.
GALBO, Cristina (aka Christine
Galbo, Christine Galbó, Cristina Galbó)
(Cristina Galbó Sánchez)
[1/17/1950, Madrid, Madrid, Spain – ]
– flamenco dancer, film actress, sister of actress Beatriz Galbó [1951- ], married to Peter Lee Lawrence (Karl-Otto Hyrenbach) [1944-1974]
(1969-1974) mother of
oceanographer Dr. David Hyrenbach [1970- ].
The Fury of Johnny Kid – 1966 (Giulietta Campos/Juliette
Wolff)
Twice a Judas – 1968 (Betty/Ragaza)
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