Marina Saura, a multifaceted artist, was born in July 1957 in the vibrant city of Madrid, Spain. As the daughter of the renowned Spanish artist Antonio Saura (1930-1998) and Gunhild Madeleine Augot (1929-2020),a translator from Swedish to French, Marina's artistic inclinations were deeply rooted from a young age.
Her educational background is a testament to her curiosity and desire for knowledge, as she studied in Spain, France, Switzerland, and Great Britain. Marina's passion for acting led her to train at The Drama Centre of London from 1976 to 1979, under the guidance of experienced instructors.
Marina's professional journey in the world of theatre began in 1980 in Madrid, where she made her debut in a production of "Macbeth", skillfully directed by Miguel Narros. Her foray into films commenced in 1983 with Jaime Chávarri's "Bicycles are for Summer". This marked the beginning of her journey in the cinematic world, which would eventually lead to her international breakthrough.
Paul Verhoeven's "Flesh & Blood", starring Rutger Hauer and Jennifer Jason Leigh, served as a springboard for Marina's international career. Her collaboration with Alain Delon in "Dancing Machine" further cemented her status as a talented actress. Throughout her career, Marina has successfully balanced her work in television, theatre, and films.
In addition to her impressive acting credits, Marina has also ventured into writing. In 2017, she published her debut book, "Sin permiso", a testament to her versatility and creativity as an artist. Marina Saura's remarkable journey is a testament to her dedication, passion, and artistic prowess.
