Marina de Tavira

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Marina de Tavira
De Tavira in 2018
Born	Marina de Tavira Servitje (1974-11-21) November 21, 1974 (age 46) Mexico City, Mexico
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1998–present
Relatives	José María de Tavira (cousin) Lorenzo Servitje (grandfather) Rosa María Bianchi (aunt)

Marina de Tavira Servitje (born November 30, 1974) is a Mexican actress. She is internationally known for her role in the film Roma (2018), which received widespread acclaim and earned her an Academy Award nomination.^[1]

Life and career[]

She studied acting at La casa del teatro and the Nucleus of Theater Studies and the San Cayetano Theater Training Center. Her first job after graduating from acting was in staging Happy New Century Doktor Freud.^[2]

She is part of the Casa del Teatro teachers' college. She is a member and founder, along with Enrique Singer, of the Incidente Teatro production company with which they have premiered: Betrayal by Harold Pinter, Crimes of the Heart by Beth Henley, La mujer justa by Hugo Urquijo (based on the novel by Sándor Márai), and The Anarchist by David Mamet.

Marina de Tavira made her debut in Sabina Berman's play Happy New Century Doktor Freud. She has participated in more than 25 productions such as Seven Doors.

In 2019, she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her work in Roma, directed by Alfonso Cuarón.

After being nominated for an Oscar, she returned to the theater in the play Skylight, at La casa del teatro, the school where she studied in Mexico City.^[3]

Filmography[]

Awards & nominations[]

Personal life[]

Family[]

His grandfather Lorenzo Servitje, founder of Grupo Bimbo, and his uncle, Daniel Servitje, current CEO of the Mexican giant. The first director of the Altiplano Prison, Juan Pablo de Tavira, also appears in his genealogical tree, according to a count made by the Class Magazine.

Tavira's maternal history is linked to Juan Servitje Torrallardona, a Catalan who came to our country during 1904. He would open the El Molino pastry shop, which would remain in the hands of his son Lorenzo, who would found the company that today is worth 9,700 million dollars and It is ranked 433 on the Forbes Global 2000 list.

Servitje had seven children. One of them, María Lucila Isabel Servitje Montull, served as a teacher in theology and director of the Mexican Institute of Christian Social Doctrine.

She married Tavira Noriega, a doctor of law with whom she had three children, including Marina de Tavira Servitje.

The father of the Mexican actress was the director that she received in the high security prison inmates such as Joaquín El Chapo Guzmán, Rafael Caro Quintero, Mario Aburto Martínez and Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo. After multiple death threats, the prison official was found dead in November 2000.^[7]

She is the niece of the theater director Luis de Tavira and the actress Rosa María Bianchi; she is the cousin of Pedro de Tavira Egurrola and José María de Tavira.^[8]

From 2012 to 2019, she had a relationship with Mexican actor Rafael Sánchez Navarro.^[9]

Roma[]

The playwright told an Ecuadorian newspaper that Marina's father was murdered a day before her acting debut, but she decided to introduce herself. In that presentation was Luis Rosales, who today is a casting director at Netflix, who called her to participate in the film Roma, directed by the acclaimed director Alfonso Cuarón.

Roma gave her the opportunity to be considered by the academy as a nominee for Best Supporting Actress, along with Amy Adams, Regina King, Emma Stone and Rachel Weisz, in the same category.^[7]

References[]

External links[]

• Media related to Marina De Tavira at Wikimedia Commons
• Marina de Tavira at IMDb 

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