Carmen Guerrero

Carmen Guerrero was a Mexican actress who is best known for The Lark, Drácula, and Hand to Hand. Born on September 2, 1911, in Mexico City, she made significant contributions to the film industry until her passing on December 11, 1986.

Personal and Family Life

Carmen Guerrero was born to Ana García San Román and Luis Guerrero Romero. She had three marriages; her notable husband was Glen Coben Smith, whom she married in 1965 and remained with until her death. She also had previous marriages to Adolfo Girón and Félix Romero Arias.

Career Highlights

Carmen became widely recognized for her roles in various films during the early 1930s. She featured in significant productions such as El compadre Mendoza and Revolución, showcasing her talent and leaving a mark in the film industry. Her performances were notable for their passion and depth, influencing many aspiring actors.

Death and Legacy

Carmen Guerrero passed away on December 11, 1986, due to cardiac arrest in Mexico City. Her legacy lives on through her film work, which continues to be celebrated by fans and critics alike. She is remembered as a pioneer in the Mexican cinema landscape.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
El compadre Mendoza 1934-04-05 Dolores ‘Lolita’ Garcia Mendoza
Mano a mano 1932-12-10 Anita Chávez
Revolución 1933-02-08 Adelita
La calandria 1933-08-30 Carmen Ortiz
Girl Shock 1930-08-23 Fiancee
Drácula 1931-03-11 Lucía
Una cana al aire 1930-11-21 Carmen Guerrero
María Elena 1936-01-01
Dios y ley 1930-03-08 La joven
¡Huye, faldas! 1930-10-06 Louise
Locuras de amor 1930-08-27
El alma de la fiesta 1931-03-12 Carmen
Amor audaz 1930-07-10
Cascarrabias 1930-09-11
Carne de Cabaret 1931-05-08 Nancy
La gran jornada Isabel Prados
Una sombra en mi destino 1946-01-01