Mabel Karr (Mabel Campolongo Jaime)
Biography
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mabel Campolongo Jaime, artistically known as Mabel Karr, was an Argentinian actress with resident in Spain. She was born in Buenos Aires, where she worked as a model, actress of photo stories and in the Argentinian TV. In 1958, she moved to Spain to participate in the movie Las chicas de la Cruz Roja (1958) (Red Cross Girls) by Rafael J. Salvia, which brought a boost of popularity to its four femenine protagonists: Conchita Velasco, Luz Márquez, Katia Loritz and Mabel herself. Read more... under the orders of José María Forqué for the movie Un hecho violento (1958) (Violent Fate), followed by another title with great impact upon the box office success of that age: the romantic comedy El día de los enamorados (1959) (Valentine's Day). In 1960, Mabel married the Spanish actor Fernando Rey. During the 70s she secured a constant lifework in the Spanish cinema, approaching the most diverese genres. She united her cinematic career with appearances in the theater ("Un paraguas bajo la lluvia", "Un espíritu burlón") and the television (novelette). In 1975, Mabel Karr decided to retreat from her career in order to support her husband and family, however, she returns in 1996 after the death of Fernando Rey (+ March 9, 1994).
Actor

Character:
María José
El día de los enamorados 1959
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Ana
La hora incógnita 1964
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Jacqueline
Missione speciale Lady Chaplin 1966
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Madre de Luis
Experiencia prematrimonial 1972
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Old Nun
La lengua asesina 1996
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La marquesa
Quince 1998
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Maria de La Salle
El señor de La Salle 1964
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Vicenta
La duda 1972
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Wife
Cut-Throats Nine 1972
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Isabel
Las chicas de la Cruz Roja 1958
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Kathy
Un hecho violento 1958
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Paloma
La fiel infantería 1960
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Doña Gloria
Episode #1.65 0
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Doña Gloria
Episode #1.66 0
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