Voice role in episode 7 Season 1, 'La Danse Of Friendship/Shoe La La' Berkowitz (Stephen Tobolowsky), in episode 7 of Season 2, 'Exclusive'. Guest starring as the new love interest of Dr. The ghost chef grandmother of Carmen Rosa Guadalupe Guzman and Julio Osvaldo Valentino Guzman, appears in episode 9 "A Day to Remember" Nominated- Imagen Award for Best Supporting Actress – Television (2015) Filmography Film YearĮpisodes: "Cheating Hearts" and "The Competitive Edge"Įpisodes: "Weenis Between Us" and "The High Cost of Living"Įpisodes: "Significant Others" and "To Have and to Hold"Įpisodes: "There But for Fortune" and "Secrets, Lies and Weddings"Įpisodes: "Secrets & Lies" and "Endorsement"Įpisode: "This Is Not Your Father's Hostage Situation" ( June 2022)Ĭoll has never married and has no children. In 2019, Coll moved back permanently to Puerto Rico.
In 2015, Coll was honored by the organizers of the National Puerto Rican Day Parade with a lifetime achievement award for her long and varied career. Beginning in the fall of 2014, Coll become part of the main cast as Alba Villanueva, grandmother of Jane Villanueva, in the CW comedy series, Jane the Virgin. From 2011 to 2014, she had the recurring roles on Switched at Birth, Glee, and Teen Wolf. In October 2006, Coll played the title role in Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage at the Berkeley Rep Theater in Berkeley, California. In 2002, she appeared in the film Besos de Fuego.
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She had a role in the locally produced film, La gran Fiesta ( The Grand Party), and in the TV show Cuqui. When Coll returned to Puerto Rico, she was invited to participate in La verdadera historia de Pedro Navaja and Paper Flowers.
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Among the television series on which she appeared were: Pacific Blue, Crisis Center, An American Family, The Bold and the Beautiful, Chicago Hope, Malibu Shores, NYPD Blue, L.A. When not acting, Coll attended the HB Studio and Lee Strasberg's Acting Studio. She participated in the following productions: Orinoco, The Masses Are Asses (a play by Pedro Pietri), Medio Comuñas, Goodbye Castro, and Pancho Diablo (with Fernando Allende and Sully Diaz).Ĭoll won an ACE Award for best actress for Orinoco. Santos, in the film Lean on Me written by Michael Schiffer, directed by John G. In 1989, Coll played a minor role of a teacher named Mrs. Although her role was small, the experience would serve her well in the future.
In New York, film director Francis Ford Coppola recruited her for the role of "Yolanda", a Havana night club singer in The Godfather II. In 1979, Coll moved back to New York, where she participated in various Off Broadway productions such as: Spain 1980, As You Like It, Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth. She landed a part in a theater play called "Burning Beach", which was presented in the American Place Theater. In 1976, Coll moved to Los Angeles, California, where she took dance and singing classes in the Academy of Stage and Cinema Arts. Therefore, he sponsored the show which was called Una chica llamada Ivonne Coll ( A girl named Ivonne Coll), which ran from 1971 to 1975. Perez Perry believed that Coll could have a show of her own to compete. His competitor had a show with a young starlet by the name of Iris Chacón. You may listen to Ivonne Coll narrating in Spanish her experiences in the show "Una chica llamada Ivonne Coll" on YouTubeĪt the end of 1971, the owner of television channel 11 in Puerto Rico, Rafael Perez Perry spotted Coll. Career 1971–1975: Una chica llamada Ivonne Coll External audio In 1966, she represented Fajardo in the Miss Puerto Rico pageant and won.
Coll started her career as a fashion model. She then enrolled in the University of Puerto Rico ( Universidad de Puerto Rico) where she studied Social Sciences. Coll was an honor student and graduated from Nuestra Señora del Pilar school. When Coll was 10, she and her family moved to the capital of Puerto Rico, San Juan they lived in the Río Piedras and Hato Rey municipalities of the city. After Coll was born, her father left Puerto Rico for New York City, leaving Coll and her mother behind. Her mother, Rosita Mendoza, was a celebrated hairstylist in Puerto Rico.
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