Ángela Molina
Awards & Honours
9
Awards Won
4
Honours
2
Rankings
3
Covers
2
Records
Ángela Molina stands as one of the most decorated actresses in Spanish history. Her career is marked by a unique ability to navigate both mainstream and avant-garde cinema, earning her respect from critics and audiences alike. She holds the distinction of winning the Goya Award for Best Actress, Spain's highest honor in film, and has been recognized internationally with honors from France and Italy.Her induction into the Spanish Film Academy's Hall of Fame cements her legacy as a foundational figure in modern European cinema. Beyond awards, she has received honorary doctorates and keys to cities, reflecting her profound impact on culture. Her work continues to influence new generations of actors who admire her dedication to authentic storytelling.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters
Recognized for her significant contributions to Franco-Spanish cinema and cultural exchange.
Key to the City of Madrid
Awarded in recognition of her lifelong contribution to the city's cultural heritage.
Honorary Doctorate
Granted for her outstanding achievements in the performing arts.
Hall of Fame Induction
Inducted as one of the greatest contributors to Spanish cinema history.
Rankings & Lists
100 Greatest Spanish Actresses
Top 50 European Cinema Icons
Magazine Covers
Vogue Italia
1985-06
The Face of New Spanish Cinema
Vogue España
1995-03
Timeless Elegance
Elle España
2000-11
The Queen of Art House
Records & Feats
Youngest Lead in Buñuel's Final Masterpiece
At age 22, she became the youngest lead actress in Luis Buñuel's last film, That Obscure Object of Desire.
Most Nominated Female Actor in Early Goya Awards
Holds the record for multiple nominations in the first decade of the Goya Awards, winning once.