All About My Mother - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "All About My Mother"
Todo sobre mi madre (1999)
Timing:
1:41 (101 min)
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Actors and characters
Toni Cantó
Character Lola
Eloy Azorín
Character Esteban
Carlos Lozano
Character Mario
Manuel Morón
Character Doctor 1
José Luis Torrijo
Character Doctor 2
Juan José Otegui
Character Gynecologist
Malena Gutiérrez
Character Malena
Yael Barnatán
Character Yael
Patxi Freytez
Character Pharmacist
Michel Ruben
Character Alex
Carlos García Cambero
Character Heart Recipient
Paz Sufrategui
Character Heart Recipient's Wife
Alexia Pardo
Character Agrado's Friend (uncredited)
Lluís Pasqual
Character (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Manuela Coleman is a character in Pedro Almodóvar's film 'The Flower of My Secret.'
- Radost's monologue is based on a real event. When the electronic system of the Teatro Argentino failed, the director cancelled the performance. Actress Lola Membrives decided to inform the audience in the hall and made them an offer: if they stayed, she would tell them the story of her life.
- 'All About My Mother' is the first film by Pedro Almodóvar largely shot outside of Madrid. The director pays tribute to Spain's second largest city – Barcelona.
- Pedro Almodóvar dedicated his film '...to all the actresses who act; all the women who act; all the men who act and transform into women; and to all those who want to become mothers and their mothers'.
- In his notes about the film, Pedro Almodóvar recalls Blanche Dubois’ phrase ('A Streetcar Named Desire' by Williams) 'I have always depended on the kindness of strangers' and notes that in the film, strangers are women.
- Manuela Coleman is a character in Pedro Almodóvar's film 'The Flower of My Secret'.
- ’All About My Mother’ is the first film by Pedro Almodóvar largely shot outside of Madrid. The director pays tribute to Spain’s second largest city – Barcelona.
- Pedro Almodóvar dedicated his film ‘…to all the actors who act; all the women who act; all the men who act and transform into women; and to all those who want to be a mother and their mother’.
- In his notes on the film, Pedro Almodóvar recalls Blanche Dubois’s line (“A Streetcar Named Desire” by Williams) “I have always depended on the kindness of strangers” and notes that in the film, the strangers are women.
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