Rosa Maria Sardà

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Rosa María Sardà i Támaro (30 July 1941 – 11 June 2020) was a Spanish actress. Her career in theater ranks her as one of the leading actresses of the Spanish scene.[1]

Early life

Sardà was born in Barcelona in 1941,[2] and grew up in the Sant Andreu district of the capital, where her career as a stage actress began. She was the elder sister of the journalist and writer Template:Ill.[3]

Career

Self-taught, Sardà began to do amateur theater in her hometown, Horta. In 1962, she made the leap to professional theater in the Dora Santacreu and Carlos Lucena company with the play Cena de matrimonios by Alfonso Paso; she then moved to the Alejandro Ulloa company and, later, to that of Pau Garsaball, with the work En Baldiri de la Costa.[4] In the 1970s, she starred in various theatre productions, such as The House of Bernarda Alba.[2]

Later, she worked in television, in 1975, starring in Una vella, coneguda olor, by Josep Maria Benet i Jornet[5] and in 1979, leading the program Festa amb Rosa Maria Sardà. She also started doing movies with El vicari d'Olot (1981), by Ventura Pons.[1]

During the 1980s, she presented the television show Ahí te quiero ver.[6]

In 1993, she starred in Why Do They Call It Love When They Mean Sex?, for which she won the Goya Award for Best Supporting Actress.[2] The next year she was awarded the Creu de Sant Jordi, but she later returned it in 2017 (see personal life section).[7]

In 2001, she starred in No Shame, for which she again won the Goya Award for Best Supporting Actress.[2] The next year, she starred in the comedy My Mother Likes Women.[8] In 2005, she starred in the television series Abuela de verano.[9][2] Her son, Pol Mainat, starred alongside her.[10]

In 2010, she was awarded a Gold Medal from the Spanish Film Academy.[8] In 2016, she was awarded the Feroz de Honor (Feroz of Honour).[2] She was due to receive the Fotogramas de Plata award in 2020, but the ceremony was cancelled.[7]

She hosted the Goya Awards gala three times throughout her career.[2] Critic Javier Zurro has considered her the best host in the history of the awards.[11]

Personal life

Sardà was married to Template:Ill, a member of the comedy group Template:Ill.[7][n. 1] In 1975 they had a son Pol Mainat, who also become an actor. Sardà and Mainat divorced circa 2002.[12]

Sardà was always a politically committed person. She defined herself as “radically republican, federalist and socialist."[13] In 2017, Sardà returned her Creu de Sant Jordi award, one of the highest decorations of the Catalonian Government, due to her opposition to the Catalan "procés" and the corruption scandal of former Catalan president Jordi Pujol.[14][15]

In 2014, Sardà was diagnosed with lymphoma, and later took a hiatus from acting.[16] She died from the disease on 11 June 2020 in Barcelona, aged 78.[17]

Selected filmography

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1993 ¿Por qué lo llaman amor cuando quieren decir sexo? Sole [2]
1994 Alegre ma non troppo Asun [7]
1995 Suspiros de España y Portugal Angelica [7]
1997 Airbag Aurora [7]
1998 La niña de tus ojos Rosa Rosales [7]
1999 Todo sobre mi madre Rosa's mother [7]
2001 Anita no pierde el tren Anita [7]
2001 Sin vergüenza Ronda [2]
2002 A mi madre le gustan las mujeres Sofía [8]
2015 Ocho apellidos catalanes Roser [7]
2016 La reina de España Rosa Rosales [7]

Theatre

Her career at theatre was prolific, below some notable works:[1][4][18]

Actress

Director

  • 1989: Ai carai, by Josep Maria Benet i Jornet
  • 1994: Shirley Valentine by Willy Russell
  • 1994: Fugaç by Josep Maria Bernet i Jornet
  • 1996: El visitant by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt
  • 1999: Cantonada Brossa, jointly with Josep Maria Mestres, Josep Muntanyès i Lluís Pasqual. Crítica de Barcelona award

Awards and honors

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1979 FAD Sebastià Gasch Prizes FAD Sebastià Gasch Prize Rosa i Maria Won [19]
1980 Margarida Xirgu award id. Rosa i Maria & El balcó Won [20]
1993 Goya Awards Best Supporting Actress ¿Por qué lo llaman amor cuando quieren decir sexo? Won [2]
1994 Creu de Sant Jordi id. Returned [21]
1995 Premios Ondas Special Jury Prize as Best Host Una hora amb Vittorio Gassman (TV) Won| [22]
2001 Goya Awards Best Supporting Actress Sin vergüenza Won [2]
2003 Fotogramas de Plata Best Theatre Actress Wit Won [23]
2010 Spanish Film Academy Gold Medal Won [8]
2015 Max Awards Honorary Award Won [24]
2016 Premios Feroz Feroz de Honor Won [2]
2016 Gaudí Awards Honorary Gaudí Award – Miquel Porter Won [25]

Notes

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  1. ↑ In a 2016 El Pais profile it is stated that it was a marriage "without papers".

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References

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External links

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