Stage, Motion Picture, and Television Actress. One of the most popular actresses of the Golden Age of Argentine cinema (1940s and 1950s). She is well remembered for her "femme fatale" roles. Born Golda Flon in Ukraine, she emigrated with her family to Argentina in 1923. She began her career in the yiddish theater of the Jewish Community in Buenos Aires, participating for the first time on stage at 14 years old. She acted in her first movie in 1942 ("El Viejo Buenos Aires"). During her entire career she participated in more than 40 movies. Golde Flami was also well known in Latin America for her supporting roles in sucessful soap operas like "Ella," "La Gata," "Malevo," "Amada," "Una Vida Para Amarte" and many others.
Stage, Motion Picture, and Television Actress. One of the most popular actresses of the Golden Age of Argentine cinema (1940s and 1950s). She is well remembered for her "femme fatale" roles. Born Golda Flon in Ukraine, she emigrated with her family to Argentina in 1923. She began her career in the yiddish theater of the Jewish Community in Buenos Aires, participating for the first time on stage at 14 years old. She acted in her first movie in 1942 ("El Viejo Buenos Aires"). During her entire career she participated in more than 40 movies. Golde Flami was also well known in Latin America for her supporting roles in sucessful soap operas like "Ella," "La Gata," "Malevo," "Amada," "Una Vida Para Amarte" and many others.
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