Pilar Bardem

Biography

She was born on March 14, 1939 in Seville (Spain) in a family of artists, parents were actors and brother, Juan Antonio, director. She had three children: Javier, Carlos and Monica, who are related to the cinema. studied medicine, but when brother was imprisoned for ideology was devoted to social engagement and political activism. Before becoming an actor was a model. Although in the sixties made some films, it was not until 1990 when career began a successful path. in 1994 made the film "Seven thousand days together," next year "Nobody will talk to us until we die" for which won the Goya award for Best Supporting Actress. In addition, he starred in "Airbag" (1996), "Live Flesh" (1997), "Pantoja and the Special" (1999) - among several others. At the same time worked on television doing this series: Sisters, Kitty not to , the tenant, Open 24 hours, Emission impossible and love in troubled times. She also theater, where she performed in the hit play 5mujeres.com. In 2004 she starred in "Mary, dear," and for  performance in this film won the award for Best Actress of the Valladolid Film Festival and a new application to Goya . addition to those already mentioned, Pilar Bardem starred in other films, such as: "And the world is" (1965) "Good morning, Countess" (1967) "Cows" (1992) "A day in the sun" (1998) "Mom, Dad introduce me!" (1999) "The Basics" (2000) "Sex and Old Lace" (2000) "Gypsy" (2000) "Do not Tempt Me" (2001) "Thing Witch" (2003) "There is reason!" (2004) "20 centimeters" (2005) "The Bicycle" (2006) "My Nana" (2006) "Alatriste" (2006) Other awards she received: by the Actors Union Award for Best secondary interpretation ( film) in 1995, Best Cast Performance (film) in 1997, in 2004 was nominated for Best Actress Award (film) and also won the Silver Spike Award for Best Actress. With the help of her son Charles, published an autobiography, "The Bardem, my memories."