Sandra Nori (b. 1971)

Alias:
Sandra Noriega Casillas

Birthplace:
Mexico City, Mexico

Born:
February 2, 1971

Sandra Nori is a Mexican and American actress.  After attending at the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM) Drama School, Sandra Nori began her career in Mexico City during the late 1980's appearing in multiple films and starring in more than 50 commercials. In 2000 Nori moved to Hollywood and attended The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute, which in turn lead to a position at Lieberman Broadcasting local station Canal 62 Los Angeles morning news magazine 'Los Angeles al Dia'.  Sandra Nori returned to Mexico briefly to fulfill a variety of film and commercial projects for the Hispanic market in the US. In 2006 Nori relocated to San Antonio Texas, where she married and established her permanent residence.  Since then Nori has been building a steady resume in the promising Texas Film industry.  She is known for her work on Gino's Wife (2015), Gang Money Run (2014) and Dani the Ranch Hand (2012).

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