Ana Ofelia Murguía (born 8 December 1933) is a Mexican actress. She was born in

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. Her early well known roles were in '' The Queen of the Night'' (1994) as Doña Victoria and as Doña Amelia in ''

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'' (1995). In recent years, she is best known for voicing Mama Coco in the 2017

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animated movie '' Coco''. Murguía holds the record for the most nominations for the Ariel Award for Best Actress without a win, having been nominated a total of five times. She also jointly holds the record, with

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, for the most

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wins, with three; with a further three nominations.

Selected filmography

* '' Coco'' (2017) as Coco * La maceta (2002) .... (cortometraje) * Otilia Rauda (2001) .... sirvienta * Pachito Rex, me voy pero no del todo (2001) .... Rosa María * Escrito en el cuerpo de la noche (2000) .... Dolores * Sexo por compasión (2000) .... vendedora de colmado (coproducción con España) * Su alteza serenísima (2000) .... * Ave María (1999) .... Úrsula (coproducción con España) * Cruz (1998) .... (cortometraje) * De noche vienes, Esmeralda (1997) .... doña Beatriz * El anzuelo (1996) .... doña Rosa * De muerte natural (1996) .... Jovita * ''

'' (Nadie hablará de nosotras cuando hayamos muerto) (1995) as doña Amelia * La tarde de un matrimonio de clase media (1995) .... esposa (cortometraje) * Ámbar (1994) .... * '' The Queen of the Night'', La reina de la noche (1994), as doña Victoria, madre de Lucha * El jardín del edén (1994) .... Juana * Luces de la noche (1994) .... * Morena (1994) .... vecina * Objetos perdidos (1992) .... vecina (cortometraje) * Mi querido Tom Mix (1991) .... Joaquina * One Man's War V(1957) .... doña Teresa (producción estadounidense) * Diplomatic Immunity (Immunidad diplomática) (1991) .... Mayán (producción canadiense) * Goitia, un dios para sí mismo (1988) .... * Gaby, A True Story (Gaby, una historia verdadera) (1987) .... enfermera * Los confines (1987) .... madre de Natalia * '' Mexican, You Can Do It'' * Chido guan (Tacos de oro) (1985) .... doña Meche * ''

Los Motivos de Luz ''Los Motivos de Luz'' (''Luz' Motive'') is a 1985 Mexican drama film, directed by Felipe Cazals. The film stars Patricia Reyes Spíndola, as Luz, a woman accused of murdering her four children, after being accused by her husband (Alonso Echánove) ...

'' (1985) mother-in-law of Luz * Dune (Dunas) (1984) .... sirvienta del palacio (sin crédito) *

La pasión de Isabela ''La pasión de Isabela'' (English title: ''The passion of Isabela'') is a Mexican telenovela produced by José Octavio Cano for Televisa in 1984. Ana Martín and Héctor Bonilla starred as the protagonists, while Beatriz Aguirre and Claudio Bro ...

(1984), as Cristina * El corazón de la noche (1983) .... * '' La Víspera'' (1982) as Irma * María de mi corazón (1979) .... * Amor libre (1978) .... * Cadena perpetua (1978) .... esposa del señor Romero * Naufragio (1977) .... Amparito * La viuda negra (1977) .... * Pedro Páramo (El hombre de la Media Luna) (1976) .... Damiana Cisneros * José (1976) .... (cortometraje) * Las Poquianchis (1976) .... Eva * '' The Heist'' El apando (1975) .... celadora * Esa es mi Irene (1975) .... * El profeta Mimí (1972) .... * Para servir a usted (1970) .... * Pax? (1968) ....

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Murguia, Ana Ofelia 1933 births Living people Actresses from Mexico City Mexican film actresses Mexican television actresses