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Ana Claudia Talancón
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| Born | Ana Claudia Talancón Ortiz Tirado (1980-05-01) 1 May 1980 (age 44) |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, producer, TV host, philanthropist |
Ana Claudia Talancón (born Ana Claudia Talancón Ortiz Tirado; 1 May 1980), is a Mexican actress, TV host, and philanthropist. She first started acting in her home town, Cancún, Quintana Roo.
Talancón first started studying acting in Cancún with the Cuban professor Albio Paz. She later went to Mexico City to continue her studies at the Acting Workshop of Héctor Mendoza and Raúl Quintanilla. Since then, she has starred in various soap operas such as Al norte del Corazón, Señora and Amor Latino Romántica obsesión for which she won the Sol de Oro award in 1999 for Best New Actress.
Talancón's big-screen acting debut was with the film El CometabyMarisa Sistach, playing the character Valentina, for which she was nominated for the Ariel award for Best New Actress. Her biggest role was alongside Gael García BernalinEl Crimen del Padre Amaro (2002) in the role of Amelia, a girl who is impregnated by a Catholic priest and then dies after a backstreet abortion.
In 2006, Talancón appeared in Richard Linklater's Fast Food Nation as Coco, a Mexican immigrant forced to work in a meatpacking plant. In the same year, she starred in the big-screen film Alone with Her as the main character.[1] She appeared in other movies such as The Virgin of Juarez, in which she received the award for the Best Supporting Actress at the BendFilm Festival and Mujer Alabastrina’’.
Talancón mostly spent time filming big screen films such as Love in the Time of Cholera and El Ultimo Justo, rather than Latin soap operas. One year later in 2008, she starred in One Missed Call, which was nominated at the Teen Choice Awards, Tear This Heart Out (Arráncame la Vida) and Days of Wrath, plus a Mexican TV series, Terminales.
Talancón has also posed for various lingerie and swimsuit ads such as Intimissimi, as well as the Gentlemen's Quarterly magazine.
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| 1999 | Juego sin reglas, ElEl juego sin reglas | |
| 1999 | Cometa, ElEl cometa | Valentina |
| 2002 | Crimen del Padre Amaro, ElEl crimen del padre Amaro | Amélia |
| 2003 | Umbral, ElEl umbral | Gina |
| 2003 | Ladies' Night | Alicia |
| 2004 | Matando Cabos | Paulina Cabos |
| 2005 | Después de la muerte | Cleotilde |
| 2005 | Sueño | Nina |
| 2006 | Virgin of Juarez, TheThe Virgin of Juarez | Mariela |
| 2006 | Contracorriente | Chuya |
| 2006 | Alone with Her | Amy |
| 2006 | Fast Food Nation | Coco |
| 2007 | Love in the Time of Cholera | Olimpia Zuleta |
| 2007 | Ultimo justo, ElEl último justo | Miryam |
| 2008 | One Missed Call | Taylor Anthony |
| 2008 | Arráncame la Vida | Catalina Guzman |
| 2008 | Days of Wrath | Samantha Rodriguez |
| 2010 | The Dry Land | Adriana |
| 2019 | Como caído del cielo | Raquel |
| 2022 | ¡Qué despadre! | Paula |
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