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Mona Goya

1909 – 1961

French actress

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About Mona Goya

Lived 1909 – 1961 (aged 51). Mona Goya was a French actor, film actor and film director.

Mona Goya (25 November 1909 – 8 October 1961) was a Mexican-born French film actress who rose to fame in the 1930s.

Selected filmography

Madame Récamier (1928) Princess Mandane (1928) – Simoun L'Argent (1928) Jim Hackett Champion (1928) Rayon de soleil (1929) The Lady from the Sea (1929) – Claire le Grange Hai-Tang (1930) – (French Version) The Flame of Love (1930) – Yvette Not So Quiet on the Western Front (1930) – Fifi The Price of Things (1930) – Natasha Boleska Chérie (1930) – Olivia Dangerfield Soyons gais (1930) – Diane Road to Dishonour (1930) Révolte dans la prison (1931) – Anna Harvey Jenny Lind (1931) – Selma Hardi les gars (1931) – Yvette La bande à Bouboule (1931) – Émilienne Buster se marie (1931) Amour et discipline (1931) – Juliette Giroudet Quand on est belle (1932) – Peg Coiffeur pour dames (1932) – Aline The Wonderful Day (1932) – La jeune femme Buridan's Donkey (1932) – Micheline The Bread Peddler (1934) – Mary Nemo's Bank (1934) – Charlotte Mam'zelle Spahi (1934) – Une femme au bal (uncredited) Un tour de cochon (1934) Trois cents à l'heure (1934) – La comtesse de Portebault Les époux célibataires (1935) – Fleurette Legrand Jonny, haute-couture (1935) – Liliane Light Cavalry (1935) – Rosika Juggernaut (1936) – Yvonne Clifford Josette (1937) – La chanteuse Viviane Eros Francis the First (1937) – Elsa / Madeleine Ferron Clothes and the Woman (1937) – Cecilie The Messenger (1937) – Pierrette Les femmes collantes (1938) – Rose Ernest the Rebel (1938) – Suzanne I Was an Adventuress (1938) – Une jeune femme Feux de joie (1939) – Lola Vous seule que j'aime (1939) – Cecil Jackett, Américaine This Man in Paris (1939) – Torch Bernal Whirlwind of Paris (1939) – Marie-Claude Annette and the Blonde Woman (1942) – Myriam Morisson No Love Allowed (1942) – Lucette de Saint-Églefin Captain Fracasse (1943) – La marquise des Bruyères / La marchesa di Bruyeres The Man Who Sold His Soul (1943) – Colette Mon amour est près de toi (1943) – Odette My Last Mistress (1943) – Gilda La Malibran (1944) – Madame Garcia Vingt-quatre heures de perm (1945) – Huguette Landier L'extravagante mission (1945) – Théodora Bareski Not So Stupid (1946) – Gaby Moreuil Mandrin (1947) – Madame de Pompadour White as Snow (1948) – Suzy Rexy Impeccable Henri (1948) – Elvire My Aunt from Honfleur (1949) Forbidden to the Public (1949) – Nicole Guise Wedding Night (1950) – Valentine Les maîtres-nageurs (1951) The Lovers of Bras-Mort (1951) – La veuve Girard Gigolo (1951) – Henriette Never Two Without Three (1951) – Rita Malaquais His Father's Portrait (1953) – La mère de Domino / Mother Meeting in Paris (1956) – Mme. Payette La Famille Anodin (1956-1957, TV Series) – Tante Léa Springtime in Paris (1957) Le désert de Pigalle (1958) – Delmine Miss Pigalle (1958) Les amants de demain (1959) – La cliente de la pension Les Géraniums Babette Goes to War (1959) – Mme Fernande The Old Guard (1960) – Catherine

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Mona Goya?

French actress

When was Mona Goya born?

Mona Goya was born on 25 November 1909 in Mexico City.

When did Mona Goya die?

Mona Goya died on 8 October 1961 in Clichy, Paris.

What was Mona Goya's occupation?

Mona Goya was an actor, film actor and film director.

What nationality was Mona Goya?

Mona Goya was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Mona Goya

· Wikidata: Q2944727

· DBpedia: Mona Goya

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