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Encyclopedia > Eva Cruz

Eva Marie Cruz Dalmau, Born January 22, 1974.


Member of the PuertoRican National Team(volleyball). Plays for Valencianas of Juncos in the Puertorican league of volleyball. She is for many "La Reina" of volleyball in Puerto Rico.


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Most U.S. audiences were introduced to Penelope Cruz in 2001, when she got “all kinds of crazy” opposite Johnny Depp in Ted Demme’s Blow and, almost simultaneously, starred alongside Tom Cruise in Cameron Crowe’s mind-bending film, Vanilla Sky.
However, what these audiences may not know, is that Cruz – who currently stars in Sahara, opening nationwide on April 8 – got her start as an actress in her native Spain when she was just a teenager.
Cruz, who plays a wily doctor in Sahara is a rarity in the testosterone-laden action/adventure genre, goes on to reveal where her sources of professional inspiration actually lie.
The New York Times > Movies > Movie Review | 'Sahara': On a Desert Gallop, Planting Assorted Red Flags (1055 words)
Cruz's fiery physical intensity goes only so far in compensating for her language barrier, but most of her sparse dialogue is watered-down doctor talk.
When Eva finds evidence that Mali, already torn by civil war, may be the source of the plague, she is menaced by a hooded agent dispatched by that country's reigning warlord.
After Eva and her colleagues disobey orders and sneak into Mali, she is again rescued by Dirk and his wisecracking sidekick, Al Giordino (Steve Zahn).
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