Rita Cortese
Rita Cortese is known for Wild Tales (2014), Heroic Losers (2019), Bruja (2019).
Biography
Adela Rita Cortese (born August 5, 1949, in Buenos Aires) is a renowned Argentine actress and singer.
Her career spans across films, series, and telenovelas, earning her three Martín Fierro Awards as well as a Silver Condor Award.
In 1967, she began studying Philosophy and Letters but dropped out a year later. In 1974, she entered the theater school directed by Néstor Raimondi, although, according to her own statements, she started her professional career in 1972 at the Teatro Latino in San Telmo.
As a film actress, she worked in La nube, and in 2003, she received the Silver Condor Award for Best Actress for Herencia. As a television actress, she received a Martín Fierro Award in 2002 for her performance in the telenovela El sodero de mi vida and another in 2008 for her special appearance in the sitcom Lalola. That same year, she released her first album titled El amor, ese loco berretín, in which she performs various tango ballads; the album won her the Carlos Gardel Award for Best New Tango Artist in 2009. In 2014, she was one of the stars of the hit film Relatos salvajes (Wild Tales), which was nominated for the top prize at the Cannes Film Festival and for an Oscar.
Questions about Rita Cortese
How many Rita Cortese films are in the catalogue?
The CineQuiz catalogue has 22 films with Rita Cortese, from 1993 to 2024.
What is the best rated Rita Cortese film?
The best rated Rita Cortese film in the catalogue is Wild Tales (2014), rated 7.9.
What was the first Rita Cortese film?
The first Rita Cortese film in the catalogue is Wild Tales, from 2014.
Who has Rita Cortese worked with the most?
In the catalogue, Rita Cortese shares the most credits with Érica Rivas (2 films), Hugo Sigman (2 films) and Matías Mosteirín (2 films).
People data: TMDb.
Known for
Full filmography
35 films — 22 in the catalogue
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6.8 Most People Die on Sundays
2024 · Dora
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6.8 Blondi
2023 · Pepa
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Indisciplinado. Historia de un proyecto político
2023 · Narradora
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5.9 The Substitute
2022 · Amalia
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6.5 An Argentinian Crime
2022 · Gobbi
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6.3 Shadow of the Cat
2021 · Ana
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7.2 The Siamese Bond
2021 · Clota
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7.6 Bruja
2019 · Abuela
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7.6 Heroic Losers
2019 · Carmen Lorgio
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7.9 Wild Tales
2014 · Cook (segment "Las ratas")
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Fragmentos
2014
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10.0 Una cita, una fiesta y un gato negro
2012 · Saravia
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5.6 Widows
2011 · Esther
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5.5 Los Marziano
2011 · Delfina
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6.7 Brother and Sister
2010 · Alicia
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Cinco velitas
2010
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Horizontal/Vertical
2009 · Albita
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Reparaciones
2007 · Cora
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6.0 Familia Lugones
2007 · Bibliotecaria
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30 años de vida venciendo a la muerte
2006
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5.4 Monobloc
2005 · Madrina
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6.3 ¿Sabés nadar?
2002 · Mamá de Dolores
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6.6 Samy and Me
2002 · Liliana
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6.8 Inheritance
2002 · Olinda
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7.0
¿Y dónde está el bebé?
2002
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7.0 Apariencias
2000 · Susana Posse
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5.5 Alma mía
1999 · Tita
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9.0 Stolen Moments
1998
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5.5 Cohen vs. Rosi
1998 · Angélica Rosi
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5.5 El sueño de los héroes
1997 · Mujer del corralón
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6.9 Cenizas del paraíso
1997 · Mirta
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5.7 A Wall of Silence
1993
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7.1 La república perdida II
1986 · Narrator
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5.2 Asesinato en el Senado de la Nación
1984
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El Sobrino
no date
Series and TV shows
8 titles
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Captive
2026 · Cast · 6 ep.
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7.6
In the Mud
2025 · Cecilia Moranzón · 8 ep.
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7.5
The Best Heart Attack of My Life
2025 · Roberta · 6 ep.
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6.8
The Mind Behind Power
2024 · Cast · 8 ep.
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7.5
Maradona, Blessed Dream
2021 · Doña Tota · 10 ep.
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7.6
Esperanza mía
2015 · Genoveva · 192 ep.
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8.1
The Man of Your Dreams
2011 · Sandra Guzmán · 11 ep.
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8.0
Lalola
2007 · Bruja · 2 ep.
People data: TMDb.
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