Arly Jover
Acting
Born 1971-02-02
Melilla, Spain
38 credits
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Araceli Jover was born in Melilla, a Spanish region. After living there for five years, her family was forced to move to Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands (Spain) because of her father's work as a soldier. She is the youngest of seven siblings, four sisters and three brothers.
During her early years, she wanted to become a dancer. She began dancing at the age of 8. At 14 she dropped out of school and at 15 she won a scholarship from the Comité Hispano Norteamericano. Because of this, she left Spain and moved to New York City in order to continue to study at the School of American Ballet under Martha Graham. After two years and half in the United States, her career then moved on to becoming an actress sometime around 1995–1996. She had her first role in an episode of the TV show Women: Stories of Passion and starred in two international films Tango, and The Ballad of Johnny-Jane. After that, she did more work in TV, before making her first American film debut in Blade, in 1998, as Mercury; the vampire lover of Deacon Frost.
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Filmography
Acting
37 credits
Blade
Sense8
The Little Murders of Agatha Christie
In the Lost Lands
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Impostor
Empire of the Wolves
The Lookout
Little Ashes
Madame Irma
Haute Cuisine
Vampires: Los Muertos
Malaterra
Regrets
Turning Tide
Qui a envie d'être aimé ?
2 Nights Till Morning
Four Dogs Playing Poker
The Minister
Les Yeux ouverts
Two Worlds
Axolotl Overkill
The Idealist
The Young Unknowns
A Prominent Patient
April's Shower
Everything Put Together
Le Voyage aux Pyrénées
Fish in a Barrel
The Hugo's Brain
The White Line
Je suis fleur
Twice Upon a Time
Mon ami Pierrot
More Like Johnny Walker…
La muerte de Otilia Ruiz
L'Enfant d'une autre
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