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Her acting career began while she attended the popular Mexican variety show ''Siempre en Domingo'', where she was chosen from the public to play a role in a sketch. From then on, she appeared as a child actress in small roles in several TV series and films from TheSeventies, making her film debut in René Cardona Jr.'s ''El rey de los gorilas'' (1977), alongside Hugo Stiglitz,[[note]]Not [[Film/InglouriousBasterds that one]]... although that one [[{{Tuckerization}} is named after said actor]]; Creator/QuentinTarantino is a fan of Stiglitz's exploitation films.[[/note]] and appearing on Cardona Jr.'s ''Cyclone'' and ''Guyana: Cult of the Damned'',[[note]]You may remember the latter for being reviewed by WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob.[[/note]] before being cast in her first mayor role in ''Series/LosRicosTambienLloran''. From then on, she would have a long career in telenovelas, with her most famous roles being as Mónica in the 1993 version of ''Series/CorazonSalvaje'', the title character in ''[[Series/Salome2001 Salomé]]'' (2001), and the title character in the 2008 TV adaptation of ''Literature/DonaBarbara''.
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Edith González Fuentes (10 December 1964 – 13 June 2019) was a Mexican actress and dancer.
Her acting career began while she attended the popular Mexican variety show ''Siempre en Domingo'', where she was chosen from the public to play a role in a sketch. From then on, she appeared as a child actress in small roles in several TV series and films from TheSeventies, such as René Cardona Jr.'s ''Cyclone'' and ''Guyana: Cult of the Damned'',[[note]]You may remember the latter for being reviewed by WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob.[[/note]] before being cast in her first mayor role in ''Series/LosRicosTambienLloran''. From then on, she would have a long career in telenovelas, with her most famous roles being as Mónica in the 1993 version of ''Series/CorazonSalvaje'', the title character in ''[[Series/Salome2001 Salomé]]'' (2001), and the title character in the 2008 TV adaptation of ''Literature/DonaBarbara''.
In 2016, González was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, for which she received treatment and initially went into remission. Unfortunately, weeks of speculation of the return of the disease were confirmed when González died on June 13, 2019 as a result of it at the age of 54. In the eulogies that followed, González was fondly remembered by colleagues and fans as a great actress and a loving human being.
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!!Series she appeared in with pages on TV Tropes:
* ''Series/LosRicosTambienLloran'' (1979–1980) as María Isabel "Marisabel" Salvatierra
* ''Series/RosaSalvaje'' (1987–1988) as Leonela Villarreal #1
* ''Series/CorazonSalvaje'' (1993–1994) as Countess Mónica de Altamira
* ''[[Series/Salome2001 Salomé]]'' (2001–2002) as Fernanda "Salomé" Quiñones
* ''Literature/DonaBarbara'' (2008–2009) as Bárbara Guaimarán, "Doña Barbara"
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!!This actress's work features examples of:
* CreatorBacklash:
** González ended up being so disappointed at her character in ''Rosa salvaje'' that she ended up quitting the telenovela, saying "Nobody took me out. I resigned ... anything but to endure a humiliation." While for years it was assumed that González disliked playing a villain after having her first lead roles as heroines, it is now believed that it wasn't so much playing a villain (she even said that when she was first approached to play a villain, she though it was "cool"), but rather that her villain was only a ''secondary'' villain, since the telenovela's true BigBad was agreed by everyone else to be Laura Zapata's character, meaning that González was misled. She also spoke of being "mistreated" during production, which most fans associate with an infamous scene where her character had pasta thrown at her.
** The character of Joselyn in ''Mundo de fieras'' was one that González was not particularly proud of, because the direction led her to turn into a cartoonish villain. Given that her character's [[CharacterTics tic]] of caressing everything she encountered while plotting her misdeeds led her to be mockingly compared with the Creator/AdamWest's ''Series/{{Batman|1966}}'' incarnation of Catwoman, she may have had a point.
--->I tried to build a character and all that remained was this camp crazy woman.
* DyeingForYourArt: In ''Los ricos también lloran'', she had her hair color dyed from blonde to brunette to back to blonde to make her look more like the protagonist's daughter. González, who was a natural blonde, remembered it as "one of the cruelest things" one can do to a natural blonde.
* MagicPlasticSurgery: The explanation given for her to be replaced with another actress on ''Mujer de madera''; an enormous fire leaves her character horribly disfigured, so much that after several surgeries, she looks like a complete different person.
* TheOtherDarrin:
** Was replaced as Leonela on ''Rosa salvaje'' by Felicia Mercado.
** Was replaced as Marisa on ''Mujer de madera'' by Ana Patricia Rojo due to González's pregnancy.
* PlayingAgainstType: González became known for playing high-society, SpoiledSweet-type heroines, so certain characters she played through her career differed from that type.
** Her playing a street-smart nightclub showgirl in ''Salomé'' was a huge departure for her. That being said, when she has to play an older, more mature version of her character in the telenovela's second part, she resembles González's old characters much more.
** She was an out-and-out villain in ''Mundo de fieras''.
** In ''Doña Barbara'', the title character swung wildly between being an AntiHero and an AntiVillain, and was more often than not the one who created the conflicts to be resolved.
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Her getting pregnant while doing ''Mujer de madera'' resulted in her character having to be recast.
* StarMakingRole: María Isabel "Marisabel" Salvatierra in ''Los ricos también lloran'' was her big break.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** She offered to have her real-life pregnancy be written onto her character in ''Mujer de madera'', but the producers refused and instead recast the role with another actress.
** She always wondered of what her career would've been if she tried her luck in Hollywood (her very European features not making her look typically Latina perhaps didn't help). Her only American film was a 2004 DirectToVideo film, ''Señorita Justice'', alongside Creator/EvaLongoria.
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Edith González Fuentes (10 December 1964 – 13 June 2019) was a Mexican actress and dancer.
Her acting career began while she attended the popular Mexican variety show ''Siempre en Domingo'', where she was chosen from the public to play a role in a sketch. From then on, she appeared as a child actress in small roles in several TV series and films from TheSeventies, such as René Cardona Jr.'s ''Cyclone'' and ''Guyana: Cult of the Damned'',[[note]]You may remember the latter for being reviewed by WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob.[[/note]] before being cast in her first mayor role in ''Series/LosRicosTambienLloran''. From then on, she would have a long career in telenovelas, with her most famous roles being as Mónica in the 1993 version of ''Series/CorazonSalvaje'', the title character in ''[[Series/Salome2001 Salomé]]'' (2001), and the title character in the 2008 TV adaptation of ''Literature/DonaBarbara''.
In 2016, González was diagnosed with ovarian cancer, for which she received treatment and initially went into remission. Unfortunately, weeks of speculation of the return of the disease were confirmed when González died on June 13, 2019 as a result of it at the age of 54. In the eulogies that followed, González was fondly remembered by colleagues and fans as a great actress and a loving human being.
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!!Series she appeared in with pages on TV Tropes:
* ''Series/LosRicosTambienLloran'' (1979–1980) as María Isabel "Marisabel" Salvatierra
* ''Series/RosaSalvaje'' (1987–1988) as Leonela Villarreal #1
* ''Series/CorazonSalvaje'' (1993–1994) as Countess Mónica de Altamira
* ''[[Series/Salome2001 Salomé]]'' (2001–2002) as Fernanda "Salomé" Quiñones
* ''Literature/DonaBarbara'' (2008–2009) as Bárbara Guaimarán, "Doña Barbara"
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!!This actress's work features examples of:
* CreatorBacklash:
** González ended up being so disappointed at her character in ''Rosa salvaje'' that she ended up quitting the telenovela, saying "Nobody took me out. I resigned ... anything but to endure a humiliation." While for years it was assumed that González disliked playing a villain after having her first lead roles as heroines, it is now believed that it wasn't so much playing a villain (she even said that when she was first approached to play a villain, she though it was "cool"), but rather that her villain was only a ''secondary'' villain, since the telenovela's true BigBad was agreed by everyone else to be Laura Zapata's character, meaning that González was misled. She also spoke of being "mistreated" during production, which most fans associate with an infamous scene where her character had pasta thrown at her.
** The character of Joselyn in ''Mundo de fieras'' was one that González was not particularly proud of, because the direction led her to turn into a cartoonish villain. Given that her character's [[CharacterTics tic]] of caressing everything she encountered while plotting her misdeeds led her to be mockingly compared with the Creator/AdamWest's ''Series/{{Batman|1966}}'' incarnation of Catwoman, she may have had a point.
--->I tried to build a character and all that remained was this camp crazy woman.
* DyeingForYourArt: In ''Los ricos también lloran'', she had her hair color dyed from blonde to brunette to back to blonde to make her look more like the protagonist's daughter. González, who was a natural blonde, remembered it as "one of the cruelest things" one can do to a natural blonde.
* MagicPlasticSurgery: The explanation given for her to be replaced with another actress on ''Mujer de madera''; an enormous fire leaves her character horribly disfigured, so much that after several surgeries, she looks like a complete different person.
* TheOtherDarrin:
** Was replaced as Leonela on ''Rosa salvaje'' by Felicia Mercado.
** Was replaced as Marisa on ''Mujer de madera'' by Ana Patricia Rojo due to González's pregnancy.
* PlayingAgainstType: González became known for playing high-society, SpoiledSweet-type heroines, so certain characters she played through her career differed from that type.
** Her playing a street-smart nightclub showgirl in ''Salomé'' was a huge departure for her. That being said, when she has to play an older, more mature version of her character in the telenovela's second part, she resembles González's old characters much more.
** She was an out-and-out villain in ''Mundo de fieras''.
** In ''Doña Barbara'', the title character swung wildly between being an AntiHero and an AntiVillain, and was more often than not the one who created the conflicts to be resolved.
* RealLifeWritesThePlot: Her getting pregnant while doing ''Mujer de madera'' resulted in her character having to be recast.
* StarMakingRole: María Isabel "Marisabel" Salvatierra in ''Los ricos también lloran'' was her big break.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** She offered to have her real-life pregnancy be written onto her character in ''Mujer de madera'', but the producers refused and instead recast the role with another actress.
** She always wondered of what her career would've been if she tried her luck in Hollywood (her very European features not making her look typically Latina perhaps didn't help). Her only American film was a 2004 DirectToVideo film, ''Señorita Justice'', alongside Creator/EvaLongoria.
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