Terele Pávez
Actress
Known for
Terele Pávez, born in Bilbao in 1939, gave Spanish cinema one of its most unmistakable earthy voices for more than five decades. She was already indelible as the mother in Los santos inocentes (1984) before Álex de la Iglesia took her to another dimension as the demonic landlady of El día de la bestia (1995) and the fearful janitor of La comunidad (2000). She won the Goya for supporting actress with de la Iglesia's Balada triste de trompeta (2010) and won a second one for Las brujas de Zugarramurdi (2013). Her voice, her gaze and her bite made her the definitive Spanish witch-mother of contemporary genre film.
Terele Pávez
Actress
48 Movies · 7 Series
Terele Pávez, born in Bilbao in 1939, gave Spanish cinema one of its most unmistakable earthy voices for more than five decades. She was already indelible as the mother in Los santos inocentes (1984) before Álex de la Iglesia took her to another dimension as the demonic landlady of El día de la bestia (1995) and the fearful janitor of La comunidad (2000). She won the Goya for supporting actress with de la Iglesia's Balada triste de trompeta (2010) and won a second one for Las brujas de Zugarramurdi (2013). Her voice, her gaze and her bite made her the definitive Spanish witch-mother of contemporary genre film.
Movies
Plays Rosario
The Day of the Beast
1995
Plays Amparo
The Bar
2017
Plays Rocío
800 Bullets
2002
Plays Maritxu
Witching & Bitching
2013
Plays Dolores (veterinaria)
The Last Circus
2010
Plays Marga
Nudos
2003
Plays Pili
We Are 18 Years Old
1959
Plays Ramona
Common Wealth
2000
Plays Régula
The Holy Innocents
1984
Plays Dolores
My Big Night
2015
Plays Petra
¡Ay, mi madre!
2019
Plays Esposa de Dotrós
The Greek Labyrinth
1993
Plays Domingo's Wife
The Baby's Room
2006
Plays Gitana
El Lute II: Tomorrow I'll Be Free
1988
Plays Jerónima
Réquiem por un campesino español
1985
Plays Molinera
Uncertain Glory
2017
Plays Embarazada
Matrimonio al desnudo
1974
Plays Dolores
99.9: The Frequency of Terror
1997
Plays Celestina
La Celestina
1996
Plays Prostituta
Blood Hunt
1986
Plays Mujer en funeral (segment "Delirio 1")
Love Ravings
1986
Plays Situada
The Rash One
1964
Plays Paca
Café solo... o con ellas
2007
Plays Pepita
Como matar a papá... sin hacerle daño
1975
Plays Antonia
The Open Door
2016
Plays Basev's wife
Evil Eye
1975
Plays Ramona
El hermano bastardo de Dios
1986
Plays Madre
Winter Diary
1988
Plays Priora
Teresa
2015
Plays Mujer peón
Scent of a Crime
1988
Plays Lourdes
Battered Flesh
1978
Plays Pilar Prades Expósito
El caso de las envenenadas de Valencia
1985
Plays Teresa
Laura, del cielo llega la noche
1987
Plays Ama
El Quijote de Miguel de Cervantes
1992
Plays Sabrina
The Totenwackers
2007
Plays Rufa
Red Gold
1978
Plays Chica morena en consulta veterinario
Poison at 2:30
1959
Plays Pecas
Boyfriend in Sight
1954
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Terele Pávez still alive?
Terele Pávez passed away on August 11, 2017 at age 78.
What are the most famous roles of Terele Pávez?
Terele Pávez is best known for roles in The Bar, Witching & Bitching, The Day of the Beast.
How many movies has Terele Pávez been in?
Over a 63-year career (since 1954), Terele Pávez has appeared in 48 movies and 7 TV shows.
What was Terele Pávez's first movie?
The career of Terele Pávez began with Boyfriend in Sight (1954).
What is Terele Pávez's most recent movie or series?
Terele Pávez's most recent release is The Caribbean 'All Inclusive', which premiered on January 30, 2020.
What TV shows has Terele Pávez appeared in?
On television, Terele Pávez has appeared in Cuéntame cómo pasó, MasterChef, Curro Jiménez, Cañas y barro.
Terele Pávez
1939-07-29 · Bilbao, Biskaia, Euskadi, Spain
Terele Pávez, born in Bilbao in 1939, gave Spanish cinema one of its most unmistakable earthy voices for more than five decades. She was already indelible as the mother in Los santos inocentes (1984) before Álex de la Iglesia took her to another dimension as the demonic landlady of El día de la bestia (1995) and the fearful janitor of La comunidad (2000). She won the Goya for supporting actress with de la Iglesia's Balada triste de trompeta (2010) and won a second one for Las brujas de Zugarramurdi (2013). Her voice, her gaze and her bite made her the definitive Spanish witch-mother of contemporary genre film.