
Beatriz Escudero
Acting • Born 1950-11-16
Biography
Beatriz Alvarez Escudero, known as Beatriz Escudero (La Felguera, Asturias, November 16, 1950) is a Spanish actress and singer. Its debut in front of the cameras was in the contest of Spanish Television program "One, two, three ... responds again," which was stewardess during the second stage, between 1976 and 1977. Later, in the autumn of 1976, he begins his musical career in the hands of another of the hostesses of the program, Maria Duran and Mayra Gómez Kemp, forming the Trio “Acuario”, musical set with some impact at the time and in which she stayed until 1980. It had started in film in 1976 with a small role in the movie "The Book of Good Love II" but not until late when initiate a film career full of titles of poor quality, many of them featuring the duo Andrés Pajares and Fernando Esteso, and in which Beatriz used to appear in scenes of nudity, as was common among many other actresses of the time. In 1984 he retired from the stage. However, she did not left the TV world since during the 90s she was assistant director of different programs Antena 3 TV as "De tu a tu" presented by Nieves Herrero.
Filmography
21 credits
The Beast and the Magic Sword
Movie • 1983
Kinga

Las delicias de los verdes años
Movie • 1976
Clara

Todos al suelo
Movie • 1982

The Worker
Movie • 1983
Petra

Make Crazy... Not War
Movie • 1976
Tere

El hijo del cura
Movie • 1982
Violeta

Han violado a una mujer (Tac-tac)
Movie • 1982

Shake Before Use
Movie • 1983
Dra. Paquita

National Adultery
Movie • 1982
Rosa

Belles, blondes et bronzées
Movie • 1981
Miss

El libro de buen amor II
Movie • 1976
Criada 2a

Crónicas del bromuro
Movie • 1980

El primer divorcio
Movie • 1982
Laura

J.R. contraataca (La dinastía de J.R.)
Movie • 1983
Purita

Los autonómicos
Movie • 1982
Lucía

El divorcio que viene
Movie • 1980

Uncle, Are You Really Coming From Paris?
Movie • 1975

El pan debajo del brazo
Movie • 1984

Si las mujeres mandaran (o mandasen)
Movie • 1982

Me has hecho perder el juicio
Movie • 1973

The Cantabrians
Movie • 1980