Monica Lopera

Acting

Monica Lopera

Born 10 September 1985 · Miami, Florida, US · 41

Mónica Lopera Cossio (born September 10, 1985) is a Colombian-American actress of film, television and theater. Lopera was born in Miami, Florida to an American father and Colombian mother. When Monica was 2 years old, her parents took her to Medellín, and when she was 14 they left Medellín to move to Bogotá, Colombia. Her inclination for art began at age 6 when her mother decided to enroll her in a children's theater school. To continue her training and improve her English language, she moved to London, England for 5 years In her first soap opera, Francisco el Matemático, she began her evolution as an actress. She has starred in soap operas such as In Eva's Heels and An angel named Blue. She appeared as Susannah in the 2016 film Between Two Worlds, with Chris Mason. In 2019, she joined the voice cast of Thomas & Friends as the voice of Gabriela in the UK/US versions, respectively.

Known for

Highlights

Killing Eve2018 · Series · Fernanda
En Los Tacones De Eva2006 · Series · Isabella Nieto Domínguez
Borgia2011 · Series · Maria Enriques de Luna
The Hijacking of Flight 6012024 · Series · Edilma 'Edie' Pérez
The Bombing of Pan Am 1032025 · Series · Mia
Showtrial2021 · Series · Elena Norris

Filmography

Movies

5 films

Thomas & Friends: Carnival Day!2020 · Film · Gabriela (voice)
Loco por vos2020 · Film · Johana Jaramillo
Between Two Worlds2015 · Film · Susannah
Before the fire2015 · Film · Milena Bedoya
The Car2003 · Film · Narrador, voz

Filmography

Series

9 shows

The Bombing of Pan Am 1032025 · Series · Mia
The Hijacking of Flight 6012024 · Series · Edilma 'Edie' Pérez
Showtrial2021 · Series · Elena Norris
Killing Eve2018 · Series · Fernanda
Los hombres también lloran2015 · Series · Julia
Borgia2011 · Series · Maria Enriques de Luna
Mujeres asesinas2007 · Series
En Los Tacones De Eva2006 · Series · Isabella Nieto Domínguez
Un ángel llamado Azul2003 · Series · Martina López Luna (Niña) / Aurora Luna Marín(Años 1970) / Ada Marín de Luna (Años 1950)