The Absent Voice
Jazmín Stuart
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Born 1976-02-14
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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María Jazmín Stuart (February 14, 1976, Buenos Aires) is an actress and director of Argentine cinema and theater.
She began her television career in the juvenile series Verano del '98 playing the role of Paula and later that of Amanda. Then she played various television roles in the series The Searches Forever, 22, the crazy, Kachorra and Son loves.
In 2003 she made her debut on the big screen, starring in the movi...
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María Jazmín Stuart (February 14, 1976, Buenos Aires) is an actress and director of Argentine cinema and theater.
She began her television career in the juvenile series Verano del '98 playing the role of Paula and later that of Amanda. Then she played various television roles in the series The Searches Forever, 22, the crazy, Kachorra and Son loves.
In 2003 she made her debut on the big screen, starring in the movie Ciudad del Sol. The following year, she starred in the unitario Historias de sexo de gente común, together with Carlos Santamaria, Juan Gil Navarro and Carolina Peleritti; Stuart called her participation in that program a "unique experience" in her career.
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She began her television career in the juvenile series Verano del '98 playing the role of Paula and later that of Amanda. Then she played various television roles in the series The Searches Forever, 22, the crazy, Kachorra and Son loves.
In 2003 she made her debut on the big screen, starring in the movie Ciudad del Sol. The following year, she starred in the unitario Historias de sexo de gente común, together with Carlos Santamaria, Juan Gil Navarro and Carolina Peleritti; Stuart called her participation in that program a "unique experience" in her career.
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