Here is Renée Victor's biography:
Renée Victor is a talented American actress, best known for her iconic role as Lupita in the hit TV series "Weeds." She has received widespread acclaim for her performances, showcasing her exceptional range and versatility.
Early Life:
Renée was born in San Antonio, Texas, to working professionals who instilled traditional Catholic values in her. She excelled academically, attending prestigious all-girls schools, and developed an early passion for performing.
Early Career:
Renée's professional career began as a singer/dancer in Las Vegas, followed by international success, including performances in Europe, Latin America, and Australia. She also hosted a popular TV variety show in Australia and worked as a translator-interpreter for the 1984 Summer Olympics.
Acting Career:
Renée transitioned to acting, landing notable roles in films like "The Apostle" and "Assassination Tango." She received critical acclaim for her portrayal of Libertad in the indie film "Libertad," earning the Best Actress Award at the Napa Valley Film Festival.
TV and Radio:
Renée has had a successful TV career, with notable roles in "ER," "Major Crimes," "The Witches of East End," and "Weeds." She has also performed on public radio, KCRW, for the Los Angeles Theater Classics "The Play's the Thing."
Stage:
Renée has extended her acting career to the stage, performing in critically acclaimed productions like "My Visits with MGM" and "Our Lady of The Tortilla."
Voiceover:
Renée is also a skilled voice-over artist, with credits including Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" and Bethesda Softworks' "Skyrim: The Elder Scrolls V."
Education:
Renée has studied at the University of Texas, the American Film Institute, and other institutions, honing her craft in acting, singing, and dance.
Personal Life:
Renée is single, enjoys movies, theater, museums, music, and travel, and is an avid poetry enthusiast. She is a devoted mother to her daughters, Margo and Raquel.
