Rosa Furman

Rosa Furman was born on Oct 25, 1930 in Mexico. Rosa Furman's big-screen debut came with Pedro Páramo directed by Carlos Velo in 1967. Rosa Furman is known for Deep Crimson directed by Arturo Ripstein, Regina Orozco stars as Coral Fabre and Daniel Giménez Cacho as Nicolás Estrella. The upcoming new movie Rosa Furman plays is Deep Crimson which will be released on Oct 08, 1997.

A talented Mexican stage actress, the tall and distinguished-looking Rosa Furman was known for her character roles in movies and television series. The daughter of Jewish immigrants, she was born in Mexico City and studied English and drama at the Universidad Autónoma de México (UNAM). Rosa soon found work on the stage and won critical acclaim for her performance in a production of Paul Claudel's La anunciación a María (1950). After many stage appearances, she began her film career with a minor role as an aspiring dancer in the Lola Flores vehicle De color moreno (1963).