Denavaka Hamine: Biografía, Filmografía y actores con los que más ha trabajado

Trabajo principal: Profesión no disponible

Edad: 118 años

Lugar de nacimiento: Gampaha - Sri Lanka

Fecha de nacimiento: 20 de febrero de 1906

Películas destacadas de Denavaka Hamine

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a Village Woman en Indiana Jones y el templo maldito — Indiana Jones y el templo maldito
*Village Woman*

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a en තුංමං හංදිය — තුංමං හංදිය

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a Karolina, Gunadasa's Mother en සත් සමුදුර — සත් සමුදුර
*Karolina, Gunadasa's Mother*

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a en Maruwa Samaga Wase - මරුවා සමඟ වාසේ — Maruwa Samaga Wase - මරුවා සමඟ වාසේ

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a en Chanda Kinnari - චන්ද කින්නරී — Chanda Kinnari - චන්ද කින්නරී

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a Gunapala's Grandma en Mee Haraka - මී හරකා — Mee Haraka - මී හරකා
*Gunapala's Grandma*

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a en හංස විලක් — හංස විලක්

Denavaka Hamine interpreta a Andare's Elder Sister en Kolomba Sanniya — Kolomba Sanniya
*Andare's Elder Sister*

Biografía de Denavaka Hamine

Kalasuri Dona Meraya Denawaka was a Sri Lankan actress. "The grand old lady" was known for portraying elderly characters. Hamine was born 20 February 1906 in Imbulgoda, Gampaha. She was by profession a school teacher until a chance encounter with G. D. L. Perera when she accompanied a young actress to a theatrical audition, led to her winning the role of an elderly mother in Perera's play Kandulu. Due to her masterful performance in the role, Perera brought Hamine into his drama group Kala Pela; she would play in Kala Pela productions like Manamalayo, Sakkarawattang and Sama and was honored with a merit award at the 1964 Arts Council Drama Festival for her role in Totupola. Hamine's debut film role was in the film adaption of Sama by Perera reprising the role she had popularized in the play. In Sath Samudura she played the mother of two fishermen to much critical rave. She was presented a Best Character Actress Award for the role by a special government council. It was delivered on stage by the then Sri Lankan prime minister Dudley Senanayake. In the 1970s, Hamine had major roles in Tun Man Handiya, Desa Nisa Kolomba Sanniya and Matara Achchi.