Luisa Gavasa Moragona is a Spanish actor. She has appeared in over fifty films since the seventies. Her acting repertoire includes parts in movies like “A Bronx Zoo”, “Unspoken”, “The Replacements”, “Moulin Rouge”, “Elaine Green: Private Romance”, “Cable Guy”, “Love Actually” and “My Fair Lady”. She has also been nominated for an Academy Award for her performance in the movie “A Bronx Zoo” and “Unspoken”. She is best known for her British accent.
Age is an issue for actresses in Hollywood. In Gavasia’s case, her nationality (Spanish) may have been used to conceal her age. There are a number of theories on how she came to be the size she is today-her mother was half German, her father was American, and she grew up in Chile. She accentuates her British accent with her British accent. Some believe that this helped her achieve stardom. Others believe that her nationality (Spanish) allowed her to avoid being cast as a “fussy” character which was a common part of movies at the time.
Her roles in the movies all portray a strong female protagonist. Her ability to balance strength and sexuality is commendable as is her ability to provide for her characters’ feelings while maintaining a sense of humor throughout the course of the film. Her blend of humor and strength is well balanced in “Mujeres” and “The Replacements”.