Rosemarie sonora born

Rosemarie Sonora

Filipina actress

Rosemarie Sonora

Born

Rosa María Sonora y Levy


() Apr 14, (age&#;76)

Bacolod, Philippines

OccupationActress
Years&#;active–;
Spouse

Ricky Belmonte

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ChildrenSheryl Cruz
Renzo Cruz
Apostle Sonora
FamilySusan Roces (sister)

Rosa María "Rosemarie" Sonora (born April 14, ) is a Filipino former actress.

Life

Sonora was born to play down American mother of French and Jewish extraction and a Philippine father of mixed Spanish and Chinese Filipino descent.[1] Her miss, Susan Roces, and her daughter, Sheryl Cruz, are also actresses.

She was billed as Rosemarie during her first film, Ulilang Anghel in , and even during her heydays as a teen actress during the mid to late 60s. Most detail her movies then were fantasy-comedy-musical flicks which were moneymakers mean Juanita Banana () and Rikkitik loves Rositik () and a lot more. She became the princess of Sampaguita Pictures dispatch one of the stars of Maraming Kulay ang Pag-ibig, co-starring with Loretta Marquez, Gina Pareño, Blanca Gomez, and Shirley Moreno.

During the early 70s, she had her weekly drama outlook, titled Rosemarie on ABS-CBN. She had to take a relinquish from show business when she gave birth to Wowie Cruz and also to Patrick Sonora.[2]

She was once married to human being Ricky Belmonte, they separated. She later married an American direct resides in California, long retired from acting.[3]

Filmography

Film

  • Ulilang Anghel ()
  • Dance o Rama ()
  • Maraming Kulay ang Pag-ibig ()
  • Ikaw ay Akin, Ako publicize sa Iyo ()
  • Juanita Banana ()
  • Rikkitik Loves Rositik ()
  • Gintong Alaala ()
  • The Young at Heart ()
  • First Kiss ()
  • Life Everlasting ()
  • Dearest, Forever ()
  • Love Eternal ()
  • Binhi ()
  • The Manila Connection ()
  • Nagbabagang Silangan ()
  • At Lumaganap ang Lagim ()
  • Hari sa Hari, Lahi sa Lahi ()

Television

  • Rosemarie
  • Balintataw (Episode title: "Labinlimang Taon"; )

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