Conchita Montes
Known for Acting
María de la Concepción Carro Alcaraz "Conchita Montes" (1914-1994) was a Spanish film actress. With a degree in Law, she dedicated herself to film at the hand of Edgar Neville, with whom she had a sentimental relationship that lasted 30 years until the director's death. In addition to film, Conchita acted in several plays, TV programmes, and series. Her performances in the film Life on a Thread (Neville, 1945), and the play The Dance (Neville, 1952) are particularly noteworthy.
Filmography
What the Peeper Saw
1972
as Sophie
55 Days at Peking
1963
as Mme Gaumaire
Striptease
1976
as Condesa (uncredited)
The National Shotgun
1978
as Soledad
Mi calle
1960
as Julia
Carnival Sunday
1945
as Nieves
Carmen and the Reds
1939
as Carmen
Carmen and the Reds
1939
Screenplay
A Tied Blasé
1981
The Last Horse
1950
as Isabel, florista
The Devil's Roundup
1952
as Eva
Neville's Time
1991
as Herself
Roots
1954
as The City Woman (segment "Las vacas")
Correo de Indias
1942
Sancta Maria
1942
as Nadia
Nothing
1947
as Andrea
Nothing
1947
Screenplay
Flamenco
1952
My Beloved Juan
1950
as Eloisa
El baile
1959
as Adela