Susana Bequer

Slim and brown-haired with brown eyes, Susana Bequer is a Spanish actress who has built a career across Europe and the United States. She was born in Madrid, Spain, and is of Latin ethnicity. Susana studied acting in the USA, training at The Second City Chicago and the Ivana Chubbuck Studio in Los Angeles.

Her Spanish television debut came with the RTVE series "Tango," directed by Miguel Hermoso. She then moved to Rome to film "L'Edera," a Titanus drama series for Canale 5, a role that earned her the "La Navicella" award for best actress from the Italian press. Susana appeared in several Italian films, including the hit comedy "Vacanze di Natale" with Ornella Muti and Connie Nielsen, the thriller "La Donna del Delitto" with Giuliana Gemma, and "Tenera è la Carne," based on the novel The Butcher by French writer Alina Reyes. She resides between Italy and Spain, and in addition to those countries, she has lived in the USA, France, Germany, and Japan.

Susana worked on the Spanish series "Truhanes" for Tele 5, the action series "Dangerous Curves" for ABC and Tele 5, and the police series "Quelli della Speciale." In American cinema, she appeared in "Hostel 2," directed by Eli Roth and produced by Quentin Tarantino. On television, she has also been in series such as "The Case: Chronicle of Events," "Be Who You Are," and "Serve and Protect," where she has played Inspector Montserrat Ibarra since 2017. She is fluent in English, Italian, and French.