Laura del Sol

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Characters played by Laura del Sol

Rosaria — The Professor (1986)

Rosaria is Franco’s sister. Her harassment triggers Franco’s first killing when he murders a boy who targeted her. Later, she tries to limit the damage caused by the collapse of her brother’s organization and the defection of his trusted men, but her efforts ultimately fail.

Maggie — The Hit (1984)

Young Spanish woman and Harry's girlfriend, initially held hostage as insurance by the killers. She secretly understands English, bites Braddock, and attempts to flee for help. She survives the massacre, is found by police, and successfully identifies Braddock to the authorities.

Luisa — Killing Dad (1989)

Luisa is a Spanish flamenco dancer staying at the hotel. She speaks cryptically to Berg about the Oedipus complex and shows that she knows Nathy is his father. She later leaves for Broadstairs for another performance; Berg bids her farewell and, after fleeing Edith's house, catches a bus hoping to join her there.

Romilda Pescatore — The 2 Lives of Mattia Pascal (1985)

A wealthy, sophisticated widow Mattia encounters in Monte Carlo. Her romantic interest in his new persona highlights how his fabricated identity commands the dignity and respect he previously lacked.

Vicky — Gran Slalom (1996)

An attractive woman heading to the same hotel as Manuel. She rescues him after his car stalls and later orchestrates a comedic cover-up by disguising him in drag as her friend 'Manoli' when her husband arrives unexpectedly.

Career Overview

Laura del Sol has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1969. Their work is anchored in the The Flamenco Trilogy universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Laura, The Professor, El gran Serafín. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
35
Birth Date
1961-11-27
Birth Place
Barcelona, Spain

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