Antonia San Juan
Antonia San Juan at the 2019Sitges Film Festival
Born	(1961-05-22)22 May 1961 (age 63) Las Palmas,Canary Islands, Spain
Nationality	Spanish
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1994–present
Spouse	Luis Miguel Seguí (m. 2009; div. 2015)

Antonia San Juan Fernández (born 22 May 1961) is a Spanish actress, director and screenwriter.

She was born inLas Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. At 19 she went toMadrid, where she started working as a professional theatre actress and also as a cabaret act in pubs and bars. She became known thanks to her role as Agrado inTodo sobre mi madre byPedro Almodóvar. She is well known in Spain not only because of her film career but also for her humorous monologues on television and theatre^{[citation needed]}. Since 2009 she has been acting in the popular Spanish TV seriesLa que se avecina, playing the part of Estela Reynolds, the eccentric mother of Lola.

She is anatheist and is highly critical of religion, calling it a "cancer to society."^[1]

• La vida siempre es corta – 1994
• Perdona bonita, pero Lucas me quería a mí – 1997
• La primera noche de mi vida – 1998
• El grito en el cielo – 1998
• Ataque verbal – 1999
• Manolito Gafotas – 1999
• All About My Mother (Todo sobre mi madre) – 1999
• Hongos – 1999
• El pan de cada día, El – 2000
• Asfalto – 2000
• V.O. – 2001
• Octavia – 2002
• La balsa de piedra – 2002
• Amnèsia – 2002
• Piedras – 2002
• Venganza – 2002
• 238 – 2003
• Colours – 2003
• Mela y sus hermanas – 2004
• Te llevas la palma – 2004
• La china – 2005
• Un buen día – 2005
• Un dulce despertar – 2005
• El hambre – 2005
• La maldad de las cosas – 2005
• La nevera – 2005
• La caja – 2006
• Del lado del verano – 2012
• The Platform (El Hoyo) – 2019

• Alfaro, Luis (7 December 1999)."Nearly all about Antonia".The Advocate (USA). pp. 88–89. Archived fromthe original on 5 May 2008. Retrieved5 April 2007.

• Antonia San Juan atIMDb

• 1961 births
• Living people
• Spanish women comedians
• Spanish stand-up comedians
• Spanish film actresses
• Spanish women film directors
• Spanish stage actresses
• Spanish women writers
• Spanish atheists
• Critics of religions
• Actresses from Las Palmas

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