Category: Tania Alvarado
Tania Alvarado was born in Havana, Cuba, on August 2, 1944 (possibly unreliable biographical data). She began her brief film career in 1966, with a minor role in Tomás Gutiérrez Alea’s dark satire on Cuban bureaucracy, La muerte de un burócrata. After moving to Italy, she appeared in just five more movies, four of them Westerns, one a pirate flick, Il corsaro (Antonio Mollica, 1970), starring Robert Woods.
Alvarado as upstairs girl Sarah in Garringo (Rafael Romero Marchent, 1969, uncredited); as unholy María in Django sfida Sartana (Pasquale Squitieri, 1970, literally “Django Challenges Sartana,” uncredited); as bride-not-to-be Violet/Helen in Abre tu fosa, amigo … llega Sábata (Juan Bosch, 1971, literally “Dig Your Grave, Friend … Sabata Is Coming”); and as fatally brave campesina María in La caza del oro (Juan Bosch, 1972, literally “The Gold Hunt”).
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