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Thanks, Mary

" has enjoyed life on stage and not well made. Many colleagues have told me that my mother is gone and do not know when to be born again
a person with such charisma and his humanity "

( Tony Isbert )

On April 25 the world of the English stage, he would receive a tremendous blow. We went to the 94-year-old Mary Isbert One of our best and most beloved actresses.

" was a great person, a woman of pure goodness, gracious, a being courageous, those who were willing to give everything before being asked anything. She was an enormous culture, who spoke several languages \u200b\u200bwith a very solid training. With it disappears a way to live theater and irreplaceable and unfortunately no longer exists "

(Emilio Gutiérrez Caba )

Ysbert Soriano María Vicenta was born in Madrid on April 21, 1917 but always professed a great affection for Tarazona de la Mancha (Albacete), his mother's hometown and birthplace of his paternal family.

His father, the great Pepe Isbert , resisted his daughter did not have a scholarship and enrolled at a German school, where he learned several languages. After the body wanted Customs oppositional, but Mary preferred to follow his footsteps in the acting world.

" She wondered first of all what should be done, he tried and succeeded. Although it was very impressive work with an actress of her stature, she asked you, I consulted, and made you feel important, never intended to teach you anything and humility, and the ability to make you feel awesome actor was "

( Pepe Viyuela , his co-star, and his son,
in "The Big Adventure Mortadelo and Philemon)

Mary debuted on stage, with his father, with the work of Alejandro Casona "Our Natacha " working in the family company for as many years, half of them as lead actress.

Her first film appearance was in 1944 by the hand of Juan de Orduña and "Life begins midnight." His passion was the theater (in November 1986 celebrated its golden jubilee on stage) but came to participate in more than 300 films.

" I have missed this role in a moment of your career where I could have taken the acting skills I had and they were spectacular. I say this as a child and as professional "

( Carlos Ysbert )

In the film we left his unmistakable imprint on titles such as" She, he and his million "," Two Tales for Two "," anchor button, "" The thieves are honest people "," A ray of light, "" The chair "...

And in "Viridiana" "The big family," "The Executioner", "Daddy's War," "Time of Silence", "The Living Forest", "Dawn is no little" ...

really addicted to black humor , Maria Isbert claimed to have inherited his father's taste for crime news.

" I see them all, and while I spent a while very bitter.
How are things! "

On the small screen, and through the legendary Study 1, we enjoyed the performing arts in such works as "complacent 's Lover," "Lady Love ", " My lord is a lord " " Beware of people formal, "" The broom , "" Miracle in the house of Lopez, "" The Miser "...

And TV shows such as" Rings gold "," Central Brigade, "" Celia " "The thieves go to the office", "Hospital Central", "7 Vidas," The Commissioner "...

" Being an actress I came from God, the truth of the actor is on tables of the theater. To be a good actress, it is best not to act "

In his long career he received, among other awards, the Circle Award Cinema Writers for "A man business ", the Silver Medal Fine Arts, the Joseph Prize Isbert and academic distinction and honor of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts of Spain.

Al Teatro Circo Albacete came year after year to deliver the National Theatre Award 'Pepe Isbert' granting 14 years the English Association of Friends of the Theatre. In 2006 he was awarded the prize to Mari Carrillo, a great friend of Mary.

" dialogue between two actresses was absolutely crazy. As if they did Jardiel Mihura and Ponce. That is, the total absurdity. But if something was in memory of Mary, was the infinite love of a mother with her children and grandchildren. And vice versa. I never saw so clearly develop in this paper
a top-comic as did the Isbert "

( Andrés Peláez, director of the National Museum Theatre)

Thanks

with all my heart, Mary, for your wisdom in the interpretation, your natural sympathy, your great sense of humor ... For show so intimate and so real. And because it also as a worthy successor to the comedic, the art and magic that gave off that great figure of our scene that was both your father.

" At this point all I know is that life as a tragicomedy wonderful works. It goes from fright and shock among many beautiful things.

I was always happy in the theater and now I'm old, I miss him ... therefore, read aloud and I applaud myself "

( Mary Isbert )