Matilde Muñoz Sampedro

Matilde Muñoz Sampedro (2 March 1900 – 14 April 1969) was a Spanish film actress whose career stretched from the 1940s through the 1960s.[1]

In this Spanish name, the first or paternal surname is Muñoz and the second or maternal family name is Sampedro.
Matilde Muñoz Sampedro
Born
Matilde Muñoz Sampedro

(1900-03-02)2 March 1900
Madrid, Spain
Died14 April 1969(1969-04-14) (aged 69)
Madrid, Spain
OccupationActress
Years active1943–1969
Spouse
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(m. 1918)​
Children
Relatives

Biography

Muñoz was married to actor Rafael Bardem and the couple had two children: Juan Antonio and Pilar.[2] Her grandchildren are Carlos, Mónica, and Javier.[2][3] Muñoz was born in Madrid in 1900 and her sisters, Guadalupe and Mercedes, were both actresses.[4][1] She died in Madrid.[1]

Filmography

Television

Muñoz starred in one episode each of Teatro de familia and Escuela de maridos, both in 1964.

Film
YearTitle (original)Title (trans.)RoleRef.
1944Tuvo la culpa AdánIt's Your Fault, AdamMadre Clotilde[1][5]
1945La luna vale un millónThe Moon is Worth a Million (lit.)Tina[6]
1947Por el gran premioFor the Grand Prize (lit.)[1]
NadaNada[5]
Luis Candelas, el ladrón de MadridLuis Candelas
1948RevelaciónRevelation (lit.)[7]
1949Siempre vuelven de madrugadaThey Always Return at DawnMaruja[1][8][6][5]
1950La revoltosaThe TroublemakerGorgonia[6][5]
Yo no soy la Mata-HariI'm Not Mata HariWoman in restaurant[9][5]
1951Cuento de hadasFairytale (lit.)Second woman[1][6]
La señora de FátimaOur Lady of FatimaAndrea[10][5]
1952Habitación para tresA Room for ThreeCarlota, madre de Alicia[1][6]
Facultad de letrasDepartment of Literature (lit.)Bookseller[5]
Sor intrépidaThe Song of Sister MariaSuperiora del Vicariato (uncredited)[1]
1953Puebla de las mujeresWomen's Town[5]
CabaretCabaretWoman at table[5]
Aquel hombre de TángerThat Man from TangierWoman with puppy[6]
Esa pareja felizThat Happy CoupleAmparo[5]
1954CómicosComediansMatilde Agustín[11][5]
Felices PascuasMerry ChristmasSister Traspunte
1955El indianoThe Indian (lit.)Edelmira[5]
Muerte de un ciclistaDeath of a CyclistNeighbor of cyclist[11][1][6][5]
El tren expresoThe Express Train (lit.)Tía Amparo[1][5]
El guardián del paraíso'The Guardian of Paradise (lit.)Mujer castiza[5]
Señora amaThe Lady of the HouseDoña Rosa[5]
La pícara molineraThe Miller's Saucy WifeScribe[1][5]
El canto del galloThe Cock CrowElena[12]
1956Calle MayorMain StreetChacha[11][6][5]
Manolo guardia urbanoManolo, Urban Guard (lit.)Angustias[13]
Minutos antesMinutes Before (lit.)[1]
El fenómenoThe Phenomenon (lit.)President of the Association of Educated Women[14]
La mestizaThe Mestiza (lit.)Doña Lola[1]
Un traje blancoMiracle of the White SuitMadre[1][6]
Piedras vivasLiving Stones (lit.)Complaining woman[5]
1957Los maridos no cenan en casaHusbands Don't Eat Dinner at Home (lit.)Doña Ruperta[1][5]
El último cupléThe Last Torch SongPaca[1][6][5]
FaustinaFaustinaMadre de Nieves[6][5]
El anónimoThe Anonymous (lit.)[1][5]
La guerra empieza en CubaThe War Starts in CubaTía[1][5]
La cenicienta y ErnestoCinderella and Ernest (lit.)Rosario[1][5]
1958Historias de MadridStories from MadridMatilde[1][6][5]
Ya tenemos cocheWe Already Have a Car (lit.)Woman
La minaThe Mine[15]
Aquellos tiempos del cupléThose Times of the Cuplé (lit.)Micaela[1][6][5]
Muchachas en vacacionesGirls on Vacation (lit.)Client[1][6][5]
La vida por delanteThe Life AheadDoña Encarna[1][5]
Una mujer para MarceloThe Inveterate BachelorMadre de Gina[1][5]
La muchacha de la plaza de San PedroThe Girl of San Pietro SquareAssunta[16]
1959CharlestónCharlestonDoña Ubalda[5]
El cerro de los locosThe Hill of Fools (lit.)Old woman[1]
Salto a la gloriaLeap to FameAnimal seller[5]
SonatasSonatasCandelaria[6][5]
La casa de la TroyaCollege Boarding HouseNun #1[5]
Carretera generalMain Road (lit.)[1]
1960Juicio finalFinal Judgement (lit.)[1][5]
Toro bravoFighting Bull (cul.)Madre de Lucía[17]
Siempre en la arenaAlways in the Sand (lit.)
El hombre que perdió el trenThe Man Who Missed the Train (lit.)Doña Mónica[1][5]
Un ángel tuvo la culpaAn Angel Was to Blame (lit.)Señora Casilda[1]
Amor bajo ceroLove Below Zero (lit.)Doña Remedios[1][6][5]
Melocotón en almíbarPeaches in SyrupDoña Pilar[1][5]
1961Siega verdeGreen Harvest[1][6]
Don José, Pepe y PepitoDon José, Pepe and Pepito (lit.)Widow[1][6][5]
Julia y el celacantoJulia and the Latimeria (lit.)Sebastián's wife[5]
Cariño míoDarlingEscort[1][5]
Despedida de solteroBachelor Party (lit.)Doña Antonia[1]
1962Martes y treceMartes and 13 (lit.)Juana[1][6][5]
Canción de juventudSong of Youth[18]
Melodías de hoyToday's MelodiesDoña Carmelita[1][6][5]
Tú y yo somos tresYou and Me Are ThreeTía de Manolina[1][6][5]
1963Han robado una estrellaThey Have Stolen a Star (lit.)Obdulia[11][6][5]
Noches de CasablancaCasablanca, Nest of SpiesIsabel[1][5]
La revoltosaThe TroublemakerEncarna[5]
Suspendido en sinvergüenzaSuspended in Shamelessness (lit.)Madre de Rosa[1][6][5]
Un demonio con ángelA Devil With an Angel (lit.)Trini[5]
Pacto de silencioSilence Pact (lit.)Madre de Isabel[11][5]
Nunca pasa nadaNothing Ever HappensDoña Obdulia[1][5]
1964La chica del gatoThe Cat Girl (lit.)Eufrasia[1][6][5]
Un balcón sobre el infiernoWeb of Fear[1][5]
El pecador y la brujaThe Sinner and the WitchMadre de Mariana[1] [5]
Rueda de sospechososWheel of Suspects (lit.)Patrona de Rafael[1][5]
El señor de La SalleWho Are My OwnSor Luisa[5]
El inquilinoThe TenantDaniela[11]
1965Suena el clarínThe Bugel SoundsMadre del torero[1]
1966Las últimas horas...The Final Hours... (lit.)Madre de Isidro
El arte de no casarseThe Art of Not Getting Married (lit.)Señorita Bienvenida[6][5]
1967La isla de la muerteManeater of HydraMyrtle Callahan[11][1][5]
Encrucijada para una monjaA Nun at the CrossroadsSister Herminia[11]
1968Si volvemos a vernosSmashing UpTía[1][6]
1969Esa mujerThat Woman (lit.)Eduarda Rodríguez[1][6][5]
Mi marido y sus complejosMy Husband and His Complexes (lit.)[1][5]
HamelínA Happening in HamelinGertrudis[1][5]
BohemiosBohemians (lit.)Pelagia[11][1]
Un adulterio decenteA Decent AdulteryMagdalena[1][6][5]
Del amor y otras soledadesLove and Other SolitudesMadre de María[1][6][5]
1970El último día de la guerraThe Last Day of the WarHousekeeper[5]

References
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  2. MARTÍNEZ TORRES, Augusto (2022-01-02). "La Filmoteca repasa toda la obra de Bardem" (in Spanish). El Pais. Retrieved 2022-05-07.
  3. "Javier Bardem Biography:". enprimeur. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-07.
  4. "A contra corriente en la calle Álcala" (in Spanish). Biblioteca Digital memoria de madrid. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-07.
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  6. "MATILDE MUÑOZ SAMPEDRO" (in Spanish). SensaCine. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-08.
  7. "REVELACIÓN" (in Spanish). MCU. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-08.
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  11. "Filmography". BFI. n.d. Archived from the original on October 22, 2021. Retrieved 2022-05-08.
  12. "El canto del gallo - España 1954" (in Spanish). Biblioteca Miguel de Cervantes. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
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  14. "EL FENÓMENO (1956)" (in Spanish). cine y teatro. 2020-09-15. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
  15. "La mina" (in Italian). Cinematografo.it. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
  16. "La muchacha de la plaza de San Pedro" (in Spanish). Cines.com. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
  17. "Toro bravo" (in Spanish). Analucia Destina de Cine. n.d. Retrieved 2022-05-09.
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