Mónica Serna
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Mónica Serna is a Mexican actress of theater, TV, film and dubbing with more than fifty years of artistic career. She worked in the companies CINSA and SISSA in the sixties and seventies and in Telespeciales in the eighties. In addition to being an actress, she was also a dancer. She was part of the National Theater Company working with José Solé. Mónica made her debut in Mexican cinema in 1953 with an extra role in the film "Nunca es tarde para amar" (It's never too late to love). In 2008 she received the Bellas Artes Medal for her 50 years of constant artistic life and for her invaluable contribution to Mexican and universal theater. She is currently retired from showbusiness.
Known for
Credits
To Hell with the Music (1958)
Actor
Servicio secreto (1962)
as Azucena
Ellas también son rebeldes (1961)
as Amiga de Graciela
El cariñoso (1959)
Actor
Felicidades maestro (1958)
Actor
Estrategia matrimonio (1967)
as Rita Ríos
Gang Adventures (1959)
Actor
Nunca es tarde para amar (1953)
as Extra (uncredited)
The Mansion of Madness (1973)
as Blanche
Los 3 reyes magos (1976)
Actor
El viudo José (1991)
Actor
Estafa de amor (1970)
Actor
Macho y hembras (1987)
Actor
Claudia y el deseo (1970)
Actor
Pancho Tequila (1970)
Actor
Beyond Death (1988)
Actor
San Simón de los Magueyes (1973)
Actor
Vivir del cuento (1959)
Actor
Nosotros los jóvenes (1966)
as Mónica
Las buenas costumbres (1990)
as Leonera
Tirando a gol (1966)
as Brigitte, sirvienta
El metiche (1972)
Actor
Las Troyanas (1963)
as Coro II
La pandilla se divierte (1959)
Actor