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Elizabeth Maria Peña (September 23, 1959 – October 14, 2014) was an American actress. Her work in films included Nothing like the Holidays , Batteries Not Included , La Bamba , Down and Out in Beverly Hills , Jacob's Ladder , Rush Hour , The Incredibles , and Lone Star , for which she won the 1996 Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting ...
Elizabeth Peña. Actress: Rush Hour. As she inherited her love for the arts by her father, well-known playwright, actor, director and novelist Mario Peña, it is not hard to understand that actress Elizabeth Pena already had designs to become an actress by the time she was eight years old.
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Elizabeth Peña. Actress: Rush Hour. As she inherited her love for the arts by her father, well-known playwright, actor, director and novelist Mario Peña, it is not hard to understand that actress Elizabeth Pena already had designs to become an actress by the time she was eight years old.
- September 23, 1959
- October 14, 2014
Elizabeth Maria Peña was a versatile film, TV, and stage actor, with a career spanning nearly 4 decades. Known for her performances in films such as ‘La Bamba,’ ‘Jacob’s Ladder,’ and ‘Lone Star,’ the Cuban–American actor performed drama and comedy roles with equal ease.
Oct 17, 2014 · Elizabeth Peña, an actress who appeared in major studio pictures like “Rush Hour,” independent films like John Sayles’s generational drama “Lone Star,” and a host of television shows, died on...
Oct 16, 2014 · Cuban-American actress Elizabeth Peña has died at age 55. She played dramatic roles in movies such as La Bamba and Lone Star and appeared in sitcoms including Modern Family.
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Elizabeth Peña, who died this week at 53, was a movie star with the career of a character actress. She enlivened many movies. She even rescued a few, by incarnating a semblance of a human being on a screen that was otherwise filled with types.
