Carla Peterson (actress)

Carla Peterson
Born Carla Constanza Peterson
(1974-04-06) April 6, 1974
Córdoba, Argentina
Occupation Actress
Years active 1992-Present
Height 1.69 m (5 ft 6 1⁄2 in)
Spouse(s)
Martín Lousteau (m. 2012)
Children Gaspar Lousteau (b. 2013)
Website http://www.carlapeterson.com/

Carla Constanza Peterson (born April 6, 1974) is an Argentine actress.

Biography

She began her career on the stage. Among the plays she appeared in was ¿Quien es Janet? (Who is Janet?) with Claudia Fontan and Mariana Prömmel.

She first appeared on television in the 1992 telenovella Dance Party. After discovering her talent, producers began casting her in other productions such as Princesa (Princess) and Naranja y Media. She appeared on Polish television in the TV4 broadcast of the soap opera Enamorarte (Young Lovers), in which she played Lucia, a single mother bringing up her son.

Either Amarte Asi or Sos mi vida can be viewed as a turning point in Carla's career. In Amarte Asi (2005) she was the chief antagonist with much "stage time." Amarte Asi (Telemundo) introduced Carla to persons in the US who did not know her, and Amarte Asi went on to be an international hit. Sos mi vida the next year also may be considered a turning point for Argentina, if possibly not as significant internationally, when she played the role of Constanza Insua in Sos mi vida (You are the One) in 2006, wherein she appeared with Natalia Oreiro and Facundo Arana. Her first leading role was in the telecomedy Lalola, which was distributed in many countries and brought her great celebrity.[1] Her role in this telenovela earned her a Martin Fierro Award in 2007, one of nine awarded to Lalola that year, including the Fierro Gold .[2]

In 2009 Petersen was cast with Carlos Sorín in the film La Ventana and the popular telenovela Los Exitosos Pells, in which she appeared opposite Mike Amigorena as Sol, a television journalist.

In December, 2015 Petersen announced that she would live in Washington, DC with her husband Martin Lousteau, who was named the Argentine Ambassador to the United States in the Macri administration.[3] Petersen returned to Argentina after Lousteau presented his resignation as Ambassador and reentered to the world of Argentine politics.

Television series

Year Title Character Channel Notes
1992 Dance Party Herself Canal 9 Dancer
1993 Princesa Catalina Mendoza Canal 9
1993 Quereme Telefe Participation
1994 Aprender a volar Canal 13 Special participation
1995 Montaña Rusa María Canal 13 Supporting Actress
19995 La nena Sol Canal 9 Special participation
1996 Por siempre mujercitas Lola Canal 9
1997 Naranja y media Valeria Telefe Supporting Actress
1998 Te quiero, te quiero Canal 9
1998 La nocturna Martina Aguirre Canal 13
1999-2000 Verano del '98 Perla Gómez Telefe Supporting Actress
2001 EnAmorArte Lucía Prieto Telefe Antagonist
2002-2003 Son amores Brigitte Monti Canal 13 Antagonist
2004 La ninera Ana Wainer Telefe Special participation
2004 Los pensionados Sandra Canal 13 Supporting Actress
2005 Amarte así Chantal Telemundo Antagonist
2005 Mujeres Asesinas Analía Canal 13 Episode: "Norah, amiga"
2006 Sos mi vida Constanza Insúa Canal 13 Antagonist
2007-2008 Lalola Dolores "Lola" Padilla América TV Protagonist
2008-2009 Los exitosos Pells Sol Casenave Telefe Protagonist
2011 Un año para Recordar Ana María Santos Telefe Protagonist
2011 Los únicos Doris Hoffman Canal 13 Special participation
2012 Tiempos compulsivos Inés Alonso Canal 13 Special participation
2013 En terapia Juliana Rosso TV Publica Protagonist
2014-2015 Guapas María Emilia "Mey" García del Río Canal 13 Protagonist
2015 Dispuesto a todo Canal 13 Special Guest Fundation
2016 Educando a Nina Paz Echegaray Telefe Special participation
2018 Edha Tatiana Aragón Netflix Special participation
2018-Present Cien días para enamorarse Laura Contempomi Telefe Protagonist



Films

Year Title Character Director
2007 Ratatouille Colette Tatou Brad Bird
2009 La ventana Claudia Carlos Sorín
2010 Plumíferos Clarita Daniel De Felippo
2010 El mural Blanca Luz Brum Héctor Olivera
2011 Medianeras Marcela Gustavo Taretto
2012 Dos más dos Betina Diego Kaplan
2014 Las insoladas Flor Gustavo Taretto
2015 Una noche de amor Paola Hernán Guerschuny
2016 Inseparables Verónica Marcos Carnevale
2017 Mamá se fue de viaje Vera Ariel Winograd
2018 Animal Susana Decoud Armando Bó

Theater

Year Work Director Theater
2000-2001 Chicas católicas Alicia Zanca
2001-2002 Todo está bien si termina bien Miguel Guerberof Teatro Anfitrión
2002 Para todos los gustos Miguel Guerberof El ombligo de la luna
2004-2005 El castillo de Kafka Miguel Guerberof Teatro del Abasto
2005 ¿Quien es Janet? Claudia Fontán Teatro variedades concert
2006-2007 Comedia Miguel Guerberof Teatro Beckett
2007-2008 Ceremonia enamorada Carla Peterson Teatro Beckett
2009-2010 Corazón idiota Carlos Casella, Daniel Cúparo and Ana Frenkel Paseo La Plaza
2011 La guerra de los Rose Marcos Carnevale Teatro Maipo
2015 Venus en piel Javier Daulte Paseo La Plaza

Awards

Nominations

  • Martín Fierro 2006: Best Supporting Actress in a comedy (Sos mi vida)
  • Winner of the Gold Martin Fierro 2008 for the TV show Lalola, which had 16 nominations in the same event.

References

  1. ↑ "Los hombres son de otro planeta" (in Spanish)
  2. ↑ Lalola arrasó en los Martín Fierro y se llevó el Oro (in Spanish)
  3. ↑ "Carla Peterson se prepara para vivir en los Estados Unidos con Martín Lousteau". www.lanacion.com.ar. Retrieved 2015-12-04.
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