Conceited
Conceited is an actor, known for Nick Cannon, Conceited, Charlie Clips & Hitman Holla: Solid (2018), Nick Cannon, Conceited, Charlie Clips & Hitman Holla: Flava in Ya Ear Remix (2017) and Nick Cannon, Conceited, Charlie Clips & Hitman Holla: Mo Money Mo Problems Remix (2017).
Concetta Caristo
Concetta Caristo is an actress, known for At Home Alone Together (2020), Stepmom Blues (2020) and Fresh Blood Pilot Season (2015).
Concetta D'Agnese
Concetta D'Agnese is the birth name of Connie Danese. She began working professionally as Connie Danese at age 13, but has since decided to return to her birth name. Credits are under both names depending on the year attained. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she moved to Los Angeles and originated the role of Lily St. Regis in the Schubert theatre production of Annie (as Connie Danese).
Concetta Grillo
Concetta Grillo is known for A Chiara (2021).
Concetta Tomei
Character actress Concetta Tomei was born on December 30, 1945, and raised in her hometown of Kenosha, Wisconsin, the only child of a policeman who was a talented artist on the sly. She came from a long line of educators and was likely drawn to that career at an influential age. She attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in education. After teaching school in a Milwaukee suburb for four years, however, she abruptly quit to pursue her acting dream. She became a student of the famed Goodman School of Drama in Chicago where she received a another degree, a Bachelor of Fine Arts, in theater arts. She also trained at the Alley Theatre in Houston. Concetta (unrelated to actress Marisa Tomei) eventually moved to New York and began on the stock and repertory stages where she gathered a formidable list of early credits, appearing in such plays as "A Streetcar Named Desire, "Candida," "Blithe Spirit" and "The Corn Is Green." Appearing off-Broadway in such plays as "Cloud Nine" and "The Normal Heart," she made her debut on Broadway replacing Carole Shelley in "The Elephant Man" playing the actress/grande dame Mrs. Kendal. She continued in her role when a subsequent tour went out starring David Bowie. Seeking on-camera experience, she moved out West in the 1980s and found substantial work on TV with her all-controlling, severe-looking femmes, which culminated in the critically acclaimed Vietnam War drama China Beach (1988) in which she played a hard-as-nails major. She continued with a host of guest parts on "L.A. Law," "Murphy Brown," "Picket Fences" and "Wings," among many others. Not readily known for her film work, she has nevertheless offered occasional arch support (since 1991) in such pictures as Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead (1991), Twenty Bucks (1993), Out to Sea (1997) Deep Impact (1998), The Muse (1999) and View from the Top (2003). Another hard-edged series TV role came with Providence (1999), in which she played a chain-smoking mom. Plentifully seen on film and TV into the millennium, Concetta has been spotted in Purpose (2002), View from the Top (2003), The List (2007) and Reach (2018), while her offbeat TV guest credits include "Judging Amy," 7th Heaven," "The King of Queens," "Numb3rs," "Cold Case," "Nip/Tuck" and "Arrested Development."
Concha Galán
Concha Galán is known for Volver (2006), Oveja negra (2016) and El Caso. Crónica de sucesos (2016).
Concha Hidalgo
Concha Hidalgo was born on December 13, 1923 in Logroño, La Rioja, Spain. She is known for Goya's Ghosts (2006), Niebla (2003) and Matador (1986). She died on November 30, 2019.
Concha Montes
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Concha Valero
Concha Valero was born on December 8, 1958 in Barcelona, Spain. She was an actress. She died on October 9, 2006 in Barcelona, Spain.
Concha Velasco
Concha Velasco studied dancing and became an actress in a revue with Celia Gámez. In 1954 she made her film debut with roles in several minor films. At the end of the regime of dictator Francisco Franco she worked with director Pedro Olea, among others, in higher-quality films, such as Tormento (1974) and Pim, pam, pum... ¡fuego! (1975), which gave her a better reputation. One of her biggest successes was Teresa de Jesús (1984) in which she played Santa Teresa de Ávila.