Maria Christina Aumont best known as Tina Aumont, was an American actress of French and Dominican descent.
She was born in Hollywood, California, the daughter of actors Jean-Pierre Aumont and Maria Montez. She married actor and film director Christian Marquand in 1963, at the age of 17.
She made her debut as Tina Marquand in Joseph Losey's 1966 movie Modesty Blaise. She worked in Italian cinema with, among others, Alberto Sordi (Scusi, lei è fa...
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As Daniela Anselmi
The Howl
As Anita Annigoni
Home Movie: Tina Aumont
Home Movie : Marrakech
Fellini's Casanova
As Henriette
Modesty Blaise
As Nicole
Partner
As Salesgirl
Malicious
As Luciana
Erotic Short Circuits Vol.4
The Murri Affair
As Rosa Bonetti
The Game Is Over
As Anne Sernet
Lifespan
As Anna
Man, Pride and Vengeance
As Carmen
Corbari
As Ines
Emmenez-moi au Ritz
As Carla
Necropolis
Metello
As Idina
The Nude Princess
As Gladys
Il trafficone
As Laura
Arcana
As Brenda
A Matter of Time
As Valentina
Giacomo Casanova: Childhood and Adolescence
As Marcella
The Degenerates
As Circe
Sergeant Klems
As Leila
Alibi
As Filli
Texas Across the River
As Lonetta
The Divine Nymph
As Invitata alla festa (uncredited)
Home Movie: On the Set of Philippe Garrel's 'Le lit de la vierge'
As Herself
Les Hautes solitudes
Master of Love
As Dirce
Salon Kitty
As Herta Wallenberg
Marquis de Slime
As La Fée
The Mechanics of Women
Glimpse Alpha Vol.3 – Emanations
The Virgin's Bed
As Prisoner
A Simple Heart
As Virginia
Brothers Blue
As Polly
The Messiah
As Adulteress
Rebelote
As The butcher
Visa de censure n° X
As (uncredited)
Illustrious Corpses
As The Prostitute
Your Turn to Die
As Dolly
Storia de fratelli e de cortelli
As Mara
Two Orphan Vampires
As Ghoul
Nico Icon
As Herself
The Revolution Is Only a Beginning. Let's Continue Fighting.
Pardon, Are You for or Against?
As Romina
White Sister
As Señora Ricci
La deuxième femme
As Self
The Joint Brothers
As Party goer in costume
Julia
As Madre
Giovannino
As Nelly
Holocaust 2
As Dorothea's Mother
Positano
La bande du Rex
As Angélina
Victoire, ou la douleur des femmes
As Estelle