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Denise Moreno (b. 1986)

Alias:
Denise Sommers

Birthplace:
Madrid, Spain

Born:
July 14, 1986

Biography from TheMovieDB

Denise Moreno is an award-winning Spanish-American director, actor and writer. While working as an actress she discovered her passion for filmmaking and now writes and directs. Her short film "Sisters" won best film, best actress and best script at Premios Latino 2018.  At age 16, she was discovered by the top modeling agency in Spain, Traffic, and quickly signed by other international agencies including Ford in NYC and Storm in London. She appeared in International fashion magazines, such as Vogue, Glamour, Marie Claire and Jalouse.  In 2005, during her first summer working in Paris, Dior representatives taken by the singular beauty of her face offered her a contract for the DIOR cosmetics campaign of Spring/Summer 2006. Denise continued to model under the name Denise Sommers.  Her first break came through a role in Manolete (2008) the film starring Oscar nominated Penelope Cruz and Oscar winner Adrien Brody.

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