Jacqueline Obradors DĂ©tective Rita Ortiz in NYPD Blue
Birth name: Jacqueline Danell Obradors Biography for Jacqueline Obradors
Jacqueline Obradors of her real name Jacqueline Danell Obradors is an American actress born on October 06, 1966 in San Fernando Valley California.
She is known for having interpreted the role of detective Rita Ortiz in the series "New York Police Blues". She also appears in other series like "Parker Lewis never loses", "Diagnostic Meur", "Arabesque", "The rebel", "The underside of Palm Beach" or "NCIS: special surveys".
In the cinema we were able to see her in "6 days, 7 nights" alongside Harrison Ford as well as "a man apart" with Vin Diesel and Timothy Olyphant.
She also dubbed animated films, since she lends her voice to the character of Audrey Ramirez in "Atlantis, the lost empire" and her suite "The puzzles of Atlantis".
Jacqueline Obradors is an American actress born October 6, 1966 in Brooklyn, New York. She is mainly known for her role in the television series NYPD Blue, in which she interpreted the character of DET. Rita Ortiz from 2000 to 2004. Before that, she had played in films such as six Days Seven Nights and The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca.
Obradors grew up in San Fernando Valley, California, and began her acting career playing in plays. She then made her cinema debut in 1996 in the film Mission: impossible, in which she interpreted an agent of the FBI. Since then, she has played in many films, TV movies and television series, including Selena, The Blackout and 24.
Apart from her acting career, Obradors is also involved in charitable causes, especially to help people with breast cancer. She was also a member of the Board of Directors of the National Hispanic Media Coalition, an organization aimed at increasing the representation of Latinos in the media.
In addition to her acting work, Obradors is also the mother of a son, Dominick, born in 2005. She currently lives in California with her family. Filmography
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