Norma Aleandro, the Grande Dame of Argentine theater and cinema, is renowned for her remarkable career spanning over six decades. As a child prodigy, she began treading the stage at the tender age of nine, and in 2011, she was still actively involved in both theater and cinema.
Her extensive filmography includes a wide range of critically acclaimed roles, such as her portrayal of Maria Callas in the play "Master Class" and the guilt-ridden foster mother in the iconic film "The Official Story" (1985). Her performances have consistently brought distinction and nobility to the characters she has played.
Moreover, Norma Aleandro is celebrated for her courageous political stance during the military dictatorship in the late 1970s, which led her to flee to Uruguay in exile. Upon her return to Argentina, she gained international recognition for her poignant role in "The Official Story" (1985),followed by appearances in a few Hollywood movies, including "Gaby: A True Story" (1987) and "The City of Your Final Destination" (2009).
Throughout her illustrious career, Norma Aleandro has received numerous awards and accolades, solidifying her position as a key figure in the performing arts of Argentina.
