Nathalie Poza

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At the 32nd Goya Awards in 2018
Born
Nathalie Poza Maupain

(1972-03-07) 7 March 1972 (age 52)
Madrid, Spain
OccupationActress

Nathalie Poza Maupain (born 7 March 1972) is a Spanish film, stage, and television actress. She is the recipient of several accolades including two Goya Awards, one Platino Award, and five Actors and Actresses Union Awards.

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In the 1990s, Poza combined a stage career with roles in television series. [1] She made her feature film debut in musical comedy The Other Side of the Bed (2002). [2] Poza's performance in comedy Football Days (2003) earned her a nomination to the Goya Award for Best New Actress.

She has since featured in films such as Hard Times (2005), All the Women (2013), Can't Say Goodbye (2017), While at War (2019), and Rosa's Wedding (2020).

Early life

Nathalie Poza Maupain was born on 7 March 1972 in Madrid, [3] the daughter of a French mother and a Spanish father. [4] She studied at a British bilingual school in Madrid. [5] She reportedly suffered from severe eating disorders in her teenage years. [3] From a young age, she learned to play the piano and practiced ballet. [6]

She trained her acting chops under Cristina Rota. [7] In 1996, alongside fellow actors Alberto San Juan, Guillermo Toledo, and Ernesto Alterio, Poza founded the theatre group 'Ración de Oreja', which later became Animalario  [ es ]. [8]

Screen career

In television she has had many secondary roles since the mid 1990s, including appearances in Hermanas  [ es ], Éste es mi barrio  [ es ], Más que amigos  [ es ], Periodistas , Señor alcalde  [ es ], and El comisario , the last of which she has appeared in several episodes. In her first fixed television role in 2001, she played Nerea in Policías, en el corazón de la calle . [6]

Poza at the photo wall of Alice in Wonderland in 2010 Nathalie Poza.jpg
Poza at the photo wall of Alice in Wonderland in 2010

Later, she appeared in Hospital Central , and, in more permanent roles, in Un lugar en el mundo  [ es ] (2003) and Maneras de sobrevivir (2005). Her first cinematographic works were the short films Abierto (El eco del tiempo) (1997), by Jaime Marques; No sé, no sé (1998), by Aitor Gaizka and Ruth está bien (1999), by Pablo Valiente.[ citation needed ]

In 2002, she filmed the television movie Entre cien fuegos under the orders of Iñaki Eizmendi  [ es ] and that same year premiered The Other Side of the Bed , by Emilio Martínez-Lázaro, one of the most successful Spanish films in recent years. [6] The next year, Maria Ripoll directed her in Utopía  [ es ]. She also acted in Football Days , by David Serrano de la Peña  [ es ] and The Weakness of the Bolshevik , by Manuel Martín Cuenca. She acted again in movies with both directors, filming Malas temporadas  [ es ] with Cuenca in 2005, and Cinema Days with Serrano in 2007.[ citation needed ]

She then filmed Salir pitando  [ es ] (2007), [6] directed by Álvaro Fernández Armero; El club de los suicidas  [ es ] (2007), by Roberto Santiago  [ es ]; and the thriller Un buen hombre (2009), directed by Juan Martínez Moreno  [ es ]. During those years, she acted in television, in series such as LEX  [ es ] (2008), Hispania, la leyenda (2010-2012) [6] and its spin-off Imperium (2012). In 2013, the film Todas las mujeres  [ es ] premiered, directed by Mariano Barroso, for which she received her third Goya nomination, for best supporting actress.[ citation needed ] In 2015 she joined the series Carlos, rey emperador , where she plays Germaine of Foix. [9]

Filmography

Short films

YearTitleDirector
1997Abierto (El eco del tiempo)Jaime Marques
1998No sé, no séAitor Gaizka

Feature films

YearTitleRoleNotesRef.
2002 El otro lado de la cama (The Other Side of the Bed)Lucía [10]
2003 Días de fútbol (Football Days)Patricia [11]
2003 La flaqueza del bolchevique (The Weakness of the Bolshevik)Eva [12]
2005 Malas temporadas (Hard Times)Ana [13]
2007 Días de cine (Cinema Days)Silvia Conde [14]
2007 Salir pitando  [ es ]Yolanda [15]
2009 Un buen hombre (A Good Man)Paula [16]
2012 Lo mejor de Eva (Dark Impulse)Berta [17]
2013 Todas las mujeres (All the Women)Andrea [18]
2016 Julieta Juana [19]
2017 No sé decir adiós (Can't Say Goodbye)Carla [20]
2018 70 binladens (70 Big Ones)Lola [21]
2019 Mientras dure la guerra (While at War)Ana Carrasco [22]
2020 Invisibles (The Invisible)Amelia [23]
La boda de Rosa (Rosa's Wedding)Violeta [24]
Rifkin's Festival
2023
 Honeymoon Eva [25]
2024
 Marco, la verdad inventada (Marco, the Invented Truth)Laura
Daniela Forever Victoria

Television

YearTitleChannel
1996Éste es mi barrio Antena 3
1998Hermanas Telecinco
1998 Periodistas Telecinco
1998Señor alcaldeTelecinco
1999 El comisario Telecinco
2001 Policías, en el corazón de la calle Antena 3
2003Un lugar en el mundoAntena 3
2004 Hospital Central Telecinco
2005Maneras de sobrevivir
2005 Motivos personales Telecinco
2008LEXAntena 3
2010 La princesa de Éboli
2010-2012 Hispania, la leyenda Antena 3
2012 Imperium Antena 3
2015 Carlos, Rey Emperador TVE
2017 La catedral del mar Antena 3
2017 Traición [28] La 1
2020 La unidad [29] Movistar+

Stage performances

YearTitle
El fin de los sueños
Pornografía barata
El libertino
2001Dulce pájaro de juventud
2003Como en las mejores familias
2005Hamelín
2007Marat-Sade
2009Tito Andrónico
2010Penumbra
2013A cielo abierto
2013Fuegos
2014Desde Berlín (tribute to Lou Reed)

Awards and nominations

Nathalie Poza collecting her CEC Medal for Best Actress for her performance in Can't Say Goodbye Nathalie Poza mejor actriz.jpg
Nathalie Poza collecting her CEC Medal for Best Actress for her performance in Can't Say Goodbye
YearAwardCategoryWorkResultRef.
2004 18th Goya Awards Best New Actress Football DaysNominated [30]
13th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Film Actress in a Minor RoleNominated [31] [32]
Best New ActressWon
2006 20th Goya Awards Best Actress Hard TimesNominated [33]
15th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Film Actress in a Leading RoleNominated [34] [35]
2008 17th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Stage Actress in a Secondary RoleMarat SadeNominated [36] [37]
2009 18th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Television Actress in a Leading RoleLexNominated [38] [39]
2010 19th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Stage Actress in a Secondary RoleTitus AndronicusWon [40]
2014 28th Goya Awards Best Supporting Actress All the WomenNominated [41]
2016 25th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Television Actress in a Minor RoleCarlos, rey emperadorNominated [42] [43]
2017 26th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Film Actress in a Minor RoleJulietaNominated [44] [45]
20th Málaga Film Festival Best ActressCan't Say GoodbyeWon [46]
2018 23rd Forqué Awards Best ActressWon [47]
5th Feroz Awards Best Main Actress in a Film Won [48]
73rd CEC Medals Best ActressWon [49]
32nd Goya Awards Best Actress Won [50]
27th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Film Actress in a Leading RoleWon [51]
2020 34th Goya Awards Best Supporting Actress While at WarNominated [52]
29th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Film Actress in a Secondary RoleWon [53]
23rd Málaga Film Festival Best Supporting ActressRosa's WeddingWon [54]
3rd Valencian Audiovisual Awards Best Supporting ActressNominated [55] [56]
2021 8th Feroz Awards Best Supporting Actress in a Film Nominated [57]
35th Goya Awards Best Supporting Actress Won [58]
8th Platino Awards Best Supporting Actress Won [59]
2022 30th Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Stage Actress in a Leading RoleProstituciónNominated [60]
2023 10th Feroz Awards Best Main Actress in a Series La unidadNominated [61]
31st Actors and Actresses Union Awards Best Television Actress in a Leading RoleWon [62] [63]

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