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Loreta Tovar

Loreta Tovar

Loreta Tovar was born on March 23, 1952 in Extremadura, Spain as María Dolores del Loreto Tovar. She is one of the most beautiful and recognizable faces of Spanish Fantaterror. She began his career in film at fourteen with Narciso Ibáñez Serrador. In this first approach to the world of cinema, Loreta works uncredited, but three years later began an uninterrupted career until 1985 mutating his name in various artistic names.

Known for

Wild Session
Wild Session
2019 • Self - Actress
The Last Script
The Last Script
2016 • Loreta Tovar
Four Women and a Mess
Four Women and a Mess
1985 • Alicia
Los liantes
Los liantes
1981 • Macarena
¡Qué gozada de divorcio!
¡Qué gozada de divorcio!
1981 • Lunes
Queremos un hijo tuyo
Queremos un hijo tuyo
1981 • Marta
Yo hice a Roque III
Yo hice a Roque III
1980 • Dolores
The Seven Magnificent and Bold Women
The Seven Magnificent and Bold Women
1979

Full filmography

Wild Session
Wild Session
2019 • Self - Actress
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The Last Script
The Last Script
2016 • Loreta Tovar
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Los liantes
Los liantes
1981 • Macarena
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Inquisition
Inquisition
1977 • (as Loli Tovar)
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The Waitresses
The Waitresses
1976 • Dolores
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Make Crazy... Not War
Make Crazy... Not War
1976 • Secretaria 1
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El in... moral
El in... moral
1976 • (as Loli Tovar)
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País S. A.
País S. A.
1975 • Dorita
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The Knave
The Knave
1975 • (as Loli Tovar)
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Open Season
Open Season
1974 • Moonmaid (as Loli Tovar)
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Juegos de sociedad
Juegos de sociedad
1974 • Paloma (as Loretta Tovar)
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Autopsy
Autopsy
1973 • (as Loli Tovar)
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The Loreley's Grasp
The Loreley's Grasp
1973 • Martha (as Lolita Tovar)
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Count Dracula's Great Love
Count Dracula's Great Love
1973 • Victim in Bed (uncredited)
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Two Revue Girls
Two Revue Girls
1972 • (as Loli Tovar)
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High Voltage
High Voltage
1972 • Passport model
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Loreta Tovar – Biography, Known For & Filmography