Sandra Mozarowsky

Alexandra Elena Mozarowski Ruiz de Frías (17 October 1958 – 14 September 1977), known by the stage name Sandra Mozarowsky, was a Spanish actress. Her acting career spanned from 1969 until her death in 1977. She starred in films such as Night of the Seagulls and Beatriz. Early life and career She was born Alexandra Elena Mozarowski Ruiz de Frías, in Tangier, Morocco, on 17 October, 1958. She was the daughter of a Russian father and Spanish mother. In 1969, she made her film debut in Spain in (The Other Tree of Guernica) when she was ten years old. Until her death in 1977, Sandra was one of the "Lolitas" of the coproduced Spanish Genre and "exploitation" cinema of the late seventies. Sandra's film credits include La noche de las gaviotas - the fourth and final film in the Blind Dead series, El colegio de la muerte (School of Death), Cuando el cuerno suena (When the Horn Sounds), Beatriz, and Call Girl: La vida privada de una señorita (Call Girl: The Private Life of a Lady Well). Death Sandra Mozarowsky fell off her fourth-floor balcony, spent twenty-two days in vegetative coma, and finally succumbed to her injuries on 14 September, 1977. Her death was officially ruled to be suicide, but some news reports stated she was watering flowers at the time of her fall, which took place around 4 a.m. Mozarowsky's death was featured in the September 1977 issue of a tabloid called Garbo, wherein personal friend Inma de Santis said that her death was not simply a consequence of her obsession to be thin—she did want to lose weight—but she didn't think that Mazarowsky was fat, "because the type of films being made in this country requires you to do these things." De Santis blamed the profession for this. All Mozarowsky ate in a day, she alleged, was a banana with a cup of tea. She also took pills to kill her appetite and other pills for her mood.