Amelia Bence
Amelia Bence
19 Movies
1 Series
Movies
Plays Luisita
Adiós Buenos Aires
1938
Plays Asunción Colombres
The Gaucho War
1942
Plays Eugenia de la Fuente
Las tres ratas
1946
Plays Julia
A Real Man
1943
Plays The wife
Return to the Nest
1938
Plays María
Dos basuras
1958
Plays Silvia
La dama del collar
1948
Plays Lidia
De espaldas a la puerta
1959
Plays Elena Rossi
A Sangre Fría
1947
Plays Elena Valdés
Dance of Fire
1949
Plays Doña Elena Ugalde de Dueñas
Las tres Elenas
1954
Plays La prostituta
The Games Men Play
1963
Plays Irene Rossi
Camino del infierno
1945
Plays Julia
El pecado de Julia
1947
Plays Alfonsina
Alfonsina
1957
Plays Leonor
El hombre que debía una muerte
1955
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El día que cambió la historia
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No hay 2 sin 3
La Directora · 2 episodes
2004–2005
TV
The Games Men Play
La prostituta
1963
Film
De espaldas a la puerta
Lidia
1959
Film
Dos basuras
María
1958
Film
Alfonsina
Alfonsina
1957
Film
El hombre que debía una muerte
Leonor
1955
Film
Las tres Elenas
Doña Elena Ugalde de Dueñas
1954
Film
Romance en tres noches
Elsa
1950
Film
Dance of Fire
Elena Valdés
1949
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Amelia Bence still alive?
Amelia Bence passed away on February 8, 2016 at age 101.
What are the most famous roles of Amelia Bence?
Amelia Bence is best known for roles in The Games Men Play, The Gaucho War, Return to the Nest.
How many movies has Amelia Bence been in?
Over a 83-year career (since 1933), Amelia Bence has appeared in 19 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was Amelia Bence's first movie?
The career of Amelia Bence began with Dancing (1933).
What is Amelia Bence's most recent movie or series?
Amelia Bence's most recent release is El día que cambió la historia, which premiered on October 11, 2012.
What TV shows has Amelia Bence appeared in?
On television, Amelia Bence has appeared in Alta comedia, No hay 2 sin 3.
Amelia Bence
1914-11-13 · Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Amelia Bence was an Argentinian actress. Most of her career coincided with Argentina's golden age of cinema (1933 to 1955). She became part of Argentina's star system after her appearance in "La guerra gaucha (1942)", one of the country's most important films.