Ana De La Reguera

About Ana De La Reguera

Anabell Gardoqui de la Reguera is a Mexican film, theater and television actress. She has participated in several soap operas and films, including some Hollywood films .

Film
His film career began in Por la libre , under the direction of Juan Carlos de Llaca . She would later act in the film Un secreto de Esperanza and in 2003 Ladies' Night , alongside Ana Claudia Talancón . In 2005 she starred in Gitanas , broadcast on Telemundo in the United States. She then performed Thus Off the Cliff and Sultans of the South .

The role for which she became known outside Latin America was that of Sister Encarnación in Nacho Libre , a film by Jared Hess , director of Napoleon Dynamite .

In 2006, she hosted the MTV Latin America Awards alongside the band Molotov .

Reguera also participated in films such as Sultanes del Sur and Paraíso Travel , by Colombian Simón Brand , released in 2008, and in the film A Happy Death .

She also participated with Argos Comunicación in the HBO Latin American series Capadocia , alongside Dolores Heredia , Cecilia Suárez and other Latin American actresses.

2009 began with the film premiere of Backyard: El backyard , directed by Carlos Carrera , where Ana de la Reguera plays Blanca, a police officer who investigates a murder that leads her to the long series of murders of women: the hundreds of women who have been murdered in recent years in Ciudad Juárez , in the state of Chihuahua , on the Mexico-United States border.

In 2010 he appeared in the film Cop Out , starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan , with whom he shares the scene. She plays Gabriela, a Mexican who becomes involved in a series of incidents when a pair of police officers discover her in the trunk of a car. For this job, the actress had to say her lines completely in Spanish.

Additionally, he participates in the adaptation of the famous play Othello , by William Shakespeare , which is presented at the UNAM University Cultural Center .

A recent appearance in cinema is in the Mexican film Hidalgo: The Untold Story , directed by Antonio Serrano , alongside Demián Bichir , in which the actor plays Miguel Hidalgo and she plays a woman with whom he has a relationship. which the Catholic Church still considers prohibited.

In 2011 she participated in the film Cowboys & Aliens where she played a woman who is kidnapped by aliens.