Full History Of Silvia Pinal In Timeline From 1931

September 1931: Birth of Silvia Pinal

Silvia Pinal Hidalgo was born in September 1931.

1947: Marriage to Rafael Banquells

Silvia Pinal married actor and director Rafael Banquells, her first formal boyfriend, in 1947.

1949: Early Film Roles and Collaboration with Tin-Tán

Following her theater debut, Pinal appeared in films like "El pecado de Laura" and "Escuela para casadas" in 1949. She also began a successful comedic partnership with Germán Valdés "Tin-Tán" in "El rey del barrio".

1949: Film Debut

Silvia Pinal began her film career with a role in the movie "Bamba" in 1949.

1950: Collaboration with Cantinflas

In 1950, Silvia Pinal co-starred with Cantinflas in "The Doorman", marking a significant step in her career.

1950: Early Stage Performances

In 1950, Silvia Pinal performed in "Celos del aire" and "Don Juan Tenorio."

1952: First Ariel Award and Comedic Roles

In 1952, Silvia Pinal won her first Silver Ariel Award for her performance in "Un rincón cerca del cielo". She also starred in comedies like "Doña Mariquita de mi corazón" and "El casto Susano".

1952: Continued Collaboration with Tin-Tán

Pinal continued working with Tin-Tán in films like "La Marca del zorrillo" and "Me Traes de un ala" in 1952.

1952: Divorce from Rafael Banquells

Pinal divorced Rafael Banquells in 1952.

1952: Early Television Appearance in "Con los brazos abiertos"

Silvia Pinal appeared on television in 1952 in a show called "Con los brazos abiertos." She also participated in several programs by Luis de Llano Palmer, where she introduced playback singing to Mexican television.

1953: Leading Roles and Musical Debut

Silvia Pinal landed her first starring roles in "Reventa de esclavas" and "Yo soy muy macho" in 1953. She also made her musical debut in "Mis tres viudas alegres".

1954: Breakthrough with "Un extraño en la escalera"

In 1954, Silvia Pinal achieved a major breakthrough with her starring role in "Un extraño en la escalera", directed by Tulio Demicheli.

1954: Performance in "La Sed"

Pinal acted in the play "La Sed" in 1954 with Ernesto Alonso and Pedro López Lagar.

1954: Collaboration with Alberto Gout and Ensemble Film

Pinal worked with director Alberto Gout on "La sospechosa" and appeared in the episodic film "Historia de un abrigo de mink" in 1954.

1954: Romance with Arturo de Córdova

Silvia Pinal had a romance with Arturo de Córdova while filming "Un extraño en la escalera" in 1954.

1955: Recognition for "Anna Christie"

In 1955, Pinal gained recognition for her performance in "Anna Christie" alongside Wolf Ruvinskis.

1955: International Co-production and Collaboration with Pedro Infante

In 1955, Pinal starred in the international co-production "Cabo de Hornos" and the comedy "El inocente" with Pedro Infante.

1955: First Ariel Award for Best Actress

Silvia Pinal won her first Silver Ariel Award for Best Actress for her performance in "Locura pasional" in 1955.

1956: Collaboration with Emilio Fernández

Pinal worked with director Emilio Fernández for the first and only time on the film "Una cita de amor" in 1956.

1957: Second Ariel Award for Best Actress

In 1957, Pinal received her second Silver Ariel Award for Best Actress for her role in "La dulce enemiga".

1957: Staging "Desnúdate, Lucrecia" in Chile

Silvia Pinal staged the play "Desnúdate, Lucrecia" in Chile in 1957, co-starring with Jorge Mistral.

1958: Producing Mexico's First Musical Comedy, "Bells Are Ringing"

In 1958, Silvia Pinal produced Mexico's first musical comedy, "Bells Are Ringing," directed by Luis de Llano Palmer. She received an offer to work on Broadway but declined.

1958: European Debut

Silvia Pinal made her European debut in 1958 with the Spanish-Mexican co-production "Las locuras de Bárbara".

1959: Work in Italy and Producing Role

In 1959, Pinal worked in Italy and also served as producer for the film "Uomini e Nobiluomini".

1960: Starring Role in "Maribel y la extraña familia"

Silvia Pinal starred in the Spanish film "Maribel y la extraña familia" in 1960.

1961: Palme d'Or for "Viridiana"

In 1961, "Viridiana", directed by Luis Buñuel and starring Silvia Pinal, won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.

1961: Musical Film "Adiós, Mimí Pompom"

Pinal starred in the Spanish musical film "Adiós, Mimí Pompom" in 1961.

1961: International Acclaim with "Viridiana"

Silvia Pinal gained international acclaim for her starring role in Luis Buñuel's "Viridiana" in 1961.

1962: Critical Acclaim for "El ángel exterminador"

"El ángel exterminador", starring Silvia Pinal, received international critical acclaim upon its release in 1962.

1962: Collaboration with Buñuel on "El ángel exterminador"

Silvia Pinal continued her work with Luis Buñuel in 1962, starring in "El ángel exterminador".

1963: Birth of Viridiana Alatriste

Pinal's daughter, Viridiana Alatriste, was born in 1963.

1964: Starring in "Irma La Douce"

Pinal starred in the Mexican version of the musical "Irma La Douce" in 1964, directed by Enrique Rambal and co-starring Julio Alemán.

1964: "Simón del desierto" and First Nude Appearance

Silvia Pinal starred in "Simón del desierto" in 1964, which featured her first nude appearance in a film.

1965: Completion of Buñuel Trilogy with "Simón del desierto"

In 1965, Silvia Pinal completed her trilogy with Luis Buñuel, starring in "Simón del desierto".

1965: Return to Cinema with "Buenas noches, Año Nuevo"

In 1965, Silvia Pinal returned to cinema after her work with Luis Buñuel, starring in the comedy "Buenas noches, Año Nuevo" alongside Ricardo Montalbán.

1966: Key Film Roles in "La Soldadera" and Other Productions

1966 was a productive year for Pinal, featuring her in the iconic Mexican Revolution film "La Soldadera," directed by José Bolaños. She also participated in the Mexican-Brazilian co-production "Juego Peligroso," based on a Gabriel García Márquez script, and the international production "La bataille de San Sebastian" with Anthony Quinn and Charles Bronson.

1967: Hollywood Debut in "Shark!"

In 1967, Silvia Pinal made her only Hollywood appearance in the film "Shark!," directed by Samuel Fuller and co-starring Burt Reynolds.

1967: Marriage to Enrique Guzmán

Silvia Pinal married singer Enrique Guzmán in 1967.

1967: Divorce from Gustavo Alatriste

Silvia Pinal's marriage to Gustavo Alatriste ended in 1967.

1968: Birth of Alejandra Guzmán

Alejandra Guzmán, daughter of Silvia Pinal and Enrique Guzmán, was born in 1968.

1968: Box Office Success with "María Isabel"

Pinal achieved a major box office hit in 1968 with "María Isabel," a film adaptation of a popular comic strip by Yolanda Vargas Dulché.

1968: Launch of "Silvia y Enrique" Variety Show

Silvia Pinal and Enrique Guzmán launched their variety show, "Silvia y Enrique," in 1968, which ran successfully for four years.

1968: Telenovela Debut in "Los Caudillos"

Silvia Pinal debuted in telenovelas in 1968 with the historical drama "Los Caudillos."

1969: Hollywood Breakthrough with "Shark!"

In 1969, Silvia Pinal achieved international recognition with her role in the Hollywood film "Shark!".

1970: Birth of Luis Enrique Guzmán

Luis Enrique Guzmán, son of Silvia Pinal and Enrique Guzmán, was born in 1970.

1972: End of "Silvia y Enrique" and Start of "¡Ahora Silvia!"

In 1972, "Silvia y Enrique" ended, and Pinal began a new variety show titled "¡Ahora Silvia!"

1972: First "Mame" Production

Silvia Pinal starred in the first of her three productions of the musical "Mame" in 1972.

1973: Telenovela "¿Quién?"

In 1973, Pinal starred in the telenovela "¿Quién?," based on a comic by Yolanda Vargas Dulché.

1976: Starring in "Annie Get Your Gun"

In 1976, Pinal starred in the Mexican version of the musical "Annie Get Your Gun."

1976: Starring Role in Thriller "Las mariposas disecadas"

Silvia Pinal starred in the psychological thriller "Las mariposas disecadas" in 1976.

1977: Controversial Role in "Divinas palabras"

In 1977, Pinal starred in the controversial film "Divinas palabras," directed by Juan Ibáñez, which featured a full nude scene.

1977: 25th Anniversary Cabaret Show

To celebrate her 25-year career in 1977, Pinal created and performed in the cabaret show "¡Felicidades Silvia!" at El Patio nightclub and the Teatro de la Ciudad.

1978: Starring in "Plaza Suite"

In 1978, Silvia Pinal starred in the musical "Plaza Suite."

1981: First Lady of Tlaxcala

Silvia Pinal became the First Lady of Tlaxcala in 1981 after marrying Tulio Hernández Gómez.

1982: Mañana es primavera

In 1982, Silvia Pinal produced her first telenovela hit, "Mañana es primavera," which was also the last acting work of her daughter Viridiana before her death.

1982: Planned Production of "Agnes of God"

Pinal was set to star in "Agnes of God" with her daughter Viridiana in 1982, but the project was halted due to Viridiana's death.

1982: Marriage to Tulio Hernández Gómez

Silvia Pinal married politician Tulio Hernández Gómez in 1982.

1982: Death of Viridiana Alatriste

Tragically, Viridiana Alatriste died in a car accident in 1982.

1983: Starring in and Producing "La señorita de Tacna"

In 1983, Pinal starred in and produced the Mexican production of "La señorita de Tacna," based on the work of Mario Vargas Llosa.

1983: Cuando los hijos van

In 1983, Silvia Pinal produced the melodrama "Cuando los hijos van".

1985: Premiere of "Mujer, casos de la vida real"

In 1985, Silvia Pinal launched the television program "Mujer, casos de la vida real," initially focused on the 1985 earthquake's aftermath and later evolving to address social issues. The show ran for over 20 years.

1985: Second "Mame" Production

Pinal starred in her second production of "Mame" in 1985.

1985: Eclipse

Silvia Pinal produced and starred in the telenovela "Eclipse" in 1985.

1985: Remodeling and Reopening of Teatro Xicohténcatl

While serving as First Lady of Tlaxcala in 1985, Pinal spearheaded the remodeling and reopening of the Teatro Xicohténcatl, which relaunched with "The Memories of the Divine Sarah."

1986: Starring in "Anna Karenina"

Pinal starred in "Anna Karenina" in 1986, a production that, despite its success, ran for only 100 performances and wasn't to Pinal's liking.

1987: Tiempo de Amar

Pinal produced the melodrama "Tiempo de Amar" in 1987.

1987: End of Term as First Lady

Pinal's term as First Lady of Tlaxcala ended in 1987.

1988: Acquisition of Cine Estadio

In 1988, Silvia Pinal and Margarita López Portillo acquired the Cine Estadio in Mexico City to convert it into a theater.

1988: Leader of ANDI

In 1988, Silvia Pinal became a leader of the National Association of Interpreters (ANDI).

1989: Production of "A Chorus Line"

In 1989, Pinal produced the Mexican version of the musical "A Chorus Line."

1989: Third "Mame" Production

In 1989, Silvia Pinal starred in her third production of the musical "Mame."

1989: Opening of the Silvia Pinal Theater

The Silvia Pinal Theater opened in 1989 with a production of "Mame," starring Pinal.

1991: Founder of Asociación Rafael Banquells and Bravo Awards

In 1991, Silvia Pinal founded the Asociación Rafael Banquells to provide non-profit help to performers and began presenting the annual Bravo Awards.

1991: Production of "Cats"

Pinal produced the Mexican version of the musical "Cats" in 1991.

1991: Elected to Chamber of Deputies

Silvia Pinal was elected to the Chamber of Deputies for Mexico City's 27th district in 1991.

1991: Opening of the Diego Rivera Theater

The Diego Rivera Theater, converted from the former Cine Versailles, opened in 1991 with the production "Lettice and Lovage."

1992: Return to Cinema after a Decade with "Modelo Antiguo"

After a ten-year hiatus from film, Silvia Pinal returned to the big screen in 1992 with "Modelo Antiguo," directed by Raúl Araiza.

1992: Production of "La Cage aux Folles"

In 1992, Pinal produced the Mexican version of "La Cage aux Folles."

1992: Acquisition of Cine Versailles

Pinal acquired the Cine Versailles in 1992, transforming it into the Diego Rivera Theater.

1995: Divorce from Tulio Hernández Gómez

Pinal and Hernández divorced in 1995.

1995: End of Leadership at ANDI

Pinal's time as a leader of the National Association of Interpreters (ANDI) ended in 1995.

1996: Return to Musical Theater with "Hello, Dolly!"

Silvia Pinal returned to musical theater in 1996, starring in "Hello, Dolly!" opposite Ignacio López Tarso.

1998: Final Stage Performance in "Gypsy"

Pinal's last stage performance was in 1998, starring in "Gypsy" alongside her daughter, Alejandra Guzmán.

2000: Carita de ángel

In 2000, Silvia Pinal appeared as a special guest star in the telenovela "Carita de ángel," replacing actress Libertad Lamarque.

2000: Legal Issues and Temporary Move to Miami

In 2000, Silvia Pinal faced legal problems due to conflicts with her management as leader of the Association of Theater Producers. She temporarily resided in Miami before being declared innocent eleven months later.