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Constance Marie is an American actress. She is best known for her roles as Angelina "Angie" Lopez in George Lopez (2002–2007), and Marcela Quintanilla (mother of Selena) in the film Selena (1997). She portrayed Regina Vasquez in the ABC Family/Freeform drama series Switched at Birth (2011–2017). She also portrayed Camila Diaz in the Amazon Prime Video drama series Undone (2019–2022).

Key Information

Early life

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Marie was spotted at a club by Toni Basil, the dance choreographer for David Bowie, and she was hired for the Glass Spider Tour in 1987.[1] She appeared on the 1988 concert video Glass Spider, which captured performances from that tour.[1]

Career

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Marie began her acting career when she was in her teenage years. She landed a spot in the 1988 film Salsa. Other television and film credits include Early Edition, Dirty Dancing, Selena, Spin City, and Ally McBeal. Marie was chosen for the role of Angie Lopez in the ABC comedy series George Lopez. In 2001, Marie starred in the comedy-drama film Tortilla Soup alongside Héctor Elizondo, Jacqueline Obradors, and Elizabeth Peña. She also appeared in the PBS drama series American Family.

In October 2007, she launched her own clothing line, "The Constance Marie Collection".[citation needed] In the same year, she appeared in an ad for PETA, encouraging people to spay and neuter their pets.[2]

From 2011 to 2017, Marie had a starring role in the ABC Family/Freeform drama series Switched at Birth, portraying Regina Vasquez, the birth mother of one of the girls and legal mother of the other.

Personal life

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Marie was in a 15-year relationship with yoga instructor Kent Katich, which ended in September 2015. They have a daughter born in 2009. Marie is a longtime vegetarian and raised her child as a vegetarian.[3]

Filmography

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Film

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Marie kissing her trophy at the 13th ALMA Awards in September 2012
Year Title Role Notes
1988 Salsa Featured Dancer
1993 12:01 Joan Zevo TV movie
1994 Island City Connie Sealle TV movie
1995 My Family Toni
1997 Selena Marcella Quintanilla
1999 The Last Marshal Rosa
2000 Dancing in September Teresa Lopez TV movie
2001 See Spot Run The Neighbor
Tortilla Soup Yolanda
2006 Puff, Puff, Pass Montana
2010 Class Victoria Corrales TV movie
2011 Puss in Boots Imelda (voice)
2014 Sweet Surrender Sandra TV movie
2015 The Right Girl Dee Walker TV movie
2020 Winter in Vail Trish Simmons TV movie
2022 Mr. Right Gloria Short

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1988–89 Dirty Dancing Penny Rivera Main Cast
1989–90 Santa Barbara Nikki Alvarez Regular Cast
1991 The Man in the Family Jenny Episode: "None for Sal"
Jake and the Fatman Bianca Alamán Episode: "Where or When Part: 1 & 2"
1992 Reasonable Doubts Officer Petra Delgado Episode: "Fish out of Water"
The Hat Squad Jo Jo Wilson Episode: "The Widow Marker"
1993 Cobra Maria Episode: "Nowhere to Run"
1996 The Sentinel Beverley Sanchez Episode: "Killers"
1997 Spin City Gabby Sanchez Episode: "Gabby's Song"
1997–98 Union Square Gabriella Diaz Main Cast
1998–00 Early Edition Police Detective Toni Brigatti Recurring Cast: Season 3-4
1999 Two Guys and a Girl Venita Recurring Cast: Season 2
2000–01 For Your Love Samantha Recurring Cast: Season 4
2001 Ally McBeal Inez Cortez Episode: "Hats Off to Larry"
That '70s Show Little Drummer Boy (voice) Episode: "An Eric Forman Christmas"
2002 I Love the '80s Herself Recurring Guest
American Family Nina Gonzalez Recurring Cast: Season 1
2002–07 George Lopez Angelina "Angie" Lopez Main Cast
2003 I Love the '70s Herself Episode: "1973"
Intimate Portrait Herself Episode: "Constance Marie"
2005 Unscripted Herself Episode: "Episode #1.1"
TV Land's Top Ten Herself Recurring Guest
Punk'd Herself Episode: "Episode #5.2"
The Drop Herself Episode: "Episode #3.16"
2006 In the Mix Herself Episode: "Pursuing Happiness"
2008 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Det. Carolina Flores Episode: "Two and a Half Deaths"
2009 The Secret Life of the American Teenager Virginia Molina Episode: "Whoomp! (There It Is)"
According to Jim Victoria Episode: "The Ego Boost"
2011 The Traveler's Guide to Life Herself Recurring Cast
2011–17 Switched at Birth Regina Vasquez Main Cast
2014 American Dad! Catalina (voice) Episode: "Blagsnarst, a Love Story"
2014–15 Celebrity Name Game Herself Episode: “Mel B. & Constance Marie #1-#3”
2016 Angel from Hell Linda Recurring Cast
2016–20 Elena of Avalor Doña Paloma (voice) Recurring Cast: Season 1-3
2017 Celebrity Family Feud Herself Episode: "Episode #4.2"
Lopez Herself Episode: "George Dates His Daughter"
Law & Order True Crime Marta Cano Recurring Cast
2018 Overthinking with Kat & June Lucinda Renoir Souza Episode: "Eggshell"
2019 The Fix Mayor Stephanie Russo Episode: "Scandal"
2019–20 Alexa & Katie Dr. Corts Recurring Cast: Season 3, Guest: Season 4
2019–21 Animal Kingdom Candice Guest Cast: Season 4-5
2019–22 Undone Camila Diaz Main Cast
2020 Connecting... Maria Episode: "Day 135"
2021–23 With Love Beatriz Diaz[4] Main Cast: Season 1, Recurring Cast: Season 2
2022 Lopez vs. Lopez Connie Episode: "Lopez vs. Christmas"
2023 How I Met Your Father Raquel Recurring Cast: Season 2
2024 Doctor Odyssey Caroline Von Dreesen Episode: “Plastic Surgery Week”
2025 Celebrity Weakest Link Herself Episode: “TV Moms”
9-1-1 Mother Episode: “Seismic Shifts”

Music video

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Year Artist Song Role
1987 David Bowie “Time Will Crawl” Dancer

Awards and nominations

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  • Soap Opera Digest Awards
    • 1991: Outstanding Female Newcomer (Daytime) – Santa Barbara (Nominated)
  • ALMA Awards
    • 1998: Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series – Union Square (Nominated)
    • 2007: Outstanding Actress (Television Series, Mini-Series or Television Movie) – George Lopez (Nominated)
    • 2011: Favorite TV Actress - Supporting Role – Switched at Birth (Nominated)
    • 2012: Favorite TV Actress - Supporting Role – Switched at Birth (Won)
  • Young Artist Awards
  • Imagen Awards
    • 2004: Best Actress in Television Drama – American Family (Nominated)
    • 2004: Best Actress in Television Comedy – George Lopez (Won)
    • 2005: Best Actress (Television) – George Lopez (Nominated)
    • 2006: Best Actress (Television) – George Lopez (Nominated)
    • 2007: Best Actress (Television) – George Lopez (Nominated)

See also

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References

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Constance Marie (born September 9, 1965) is an American actress of Mexican descent best known for her portrayal of the devoted wife and mother Angie Lopez in the ABC sitcom George Lopez (2002–2007). A third-generation Mexican-American raised in East Los Angeles by her mother and grandmother, Marie initially pursued a career in dance, performing professionally from her teenage years. At age 19, she starred in the Japanese musical Cosmopolis, and in 1987, she was selected from 500 auditionees to join David Bowie's Glass Spider Tour as a dancer, later appearing in the 1988 concert film Glass Spider. Transitioning to acting in the late 1980s, she debuted on television as Penny Rivera in the short-lived CBS series Dirty Dancing (1988–1989) and gained early recognition with a recurring role as Nikki Alvarez on the NBC soap opera Santa Barbara (1989). Marie's film career gained momentum in the 1990s with supporting roles in My Family (1995) and a breakthrough as Marcela Quintanilla, mother of singer Selena, in the biographical drama Selena (1997). She continued with parts in Tortilla Soup (2001) and Dancing in September (2000), but achieved widespread acclaim for her lead television role in George Lopez, earning an Imagen Award for Best Actress in a Comedy Series in 2004. Subsequent highlights include voicing Imelda in the DreamWorks animated film Puss in Boots (2011), portraying Regina Vasquez in the Freeform drama Switched at Birth (2011–2017)—for which she won an ALMA Award for Favorite TV Actress in a Supporting Role in 2012—and playing Beatriz Diaz in the Amazon Prime Video romantic comedy series With Love (2022–2023). More recently, she has appeared in the animated series Undone (2019–2022), guest-starred on Lopez vs. Lopez (2023), and joined the cast of Netflix's A Man on the Inside Season 2 as Vanessa (2025). In her personal life, Marie is a longtime vegetarian and has been in a relationship with yoga instructor Kent Katich since the early 2000s; the couple has one daughter, Luna Marie Katich, born in 2009.

Early life and background

Childhood and family

Constance Marie Lopez was born on September 9, 1965, in East Los Angeles, California. As a third-generation Mexican-American, Marie traces her family roots back to 1853 in New Mexico, a heritage marked by generational assimilation that led to the loss of cultural practices, including the Spanish language spoken neither by her nor her mother during her upbringing. This background instilled in her a sense of cultural identity shaped by the historical phenomenon of "the border crossing us," where Mexican families became American through territorial changes, yet faced pressures to conform that stripped away traditions like quinceañeras, which her family could not afford. Marie was raised in a tight-knit, working-class by her single mother and grandmother, frequently moving between apartments in amid financial challenges. This environment fostered resilience and close familial bonds, with her and grandmother providing unwavering support for her early artistic interests despite resources. on her formal remain sparse, but the family's encouragement allowed her to explore creative pursuits from a young age, laying the foundation for her later focus on dance during adolescence.

Dance training and early performances

Constance Marie began her involvement in during her teenage years in the vibrant underground break-dancing scene of , where she developed her skills through and hip-hop styles rather than formal . Her Mexican-American heritage, rooted in East , infused her early with a dynamic reflective of emerging urban forms. At age 19, she performed as a dancer in the Japanese musical Cosmopolis, composed by . Marie launched her in the , securing roles as a backup dancer in music videos, commercials, and live shows for various artists, capitalizing on the rising popularity of breakdancing and hip-hop. A opportunity arrived in when, at of 21, she was chosen from among 500 aspiring dancers to perform on Bowie's , production that highlighted her talents. The tour encompassed 87 performances across 15 countries, including stops in , , , and other regions, providing Marie with extensive international exposure. By the late 1980s, after returning from the tour, Marie started to nurture aspirations toward while maintaining her commitments in .

Professional career

Breakthrough in film and television

Constance Marie made her acting debut in the 1988 Salsa, where she portrayed a featured dancer, leveraging her extensive background in dance to secure the role. The dance-centric production marked her transition from performing arts to on-screen work, with choreographer Kenny Ortega playing a key role in introducing her to industry figures. In the early 1990s, Marie built her resume through guest appearances on television series such as Santa Barbara (1989–1990), where she played Nikki Alvarez, and Dirty Dancing (1988–1989) as Penny Rivera, alongside minor film roles including a dancer in Glass Spider (1988) and a supporting part in 12:01 (1993). These opportunities often highlighted her dance skills but kept her in peripheral positions, reflecting the limited visibility for emerging Latina performers at the time. Her breakthrough came with the 1997 biopic Selena, in which she portrayed Marcela Quintanilla, the mother of Tejano singer Quintanilla-Pérez, earning critical for her authentic depiction of a supportive yet conflicted matriarch. The role in the production, directed by , significantly elevated her profile in feature and showcased her versatility beyond dance-centric characters. As a Latina actress navigating Hollywood in the late 1980s and 1990s, Marie encountered substantial challenges, including persistent into stereotypical roles such as victims or immigrants, which she described as belittling and unrepresentative of diverse Latino experiences. She actively sought projects that positively reflected her heritage, avoiding those that reinforced negative tropes amid an industry reluctant to cast American-born Latinas in nuanced parts.

Major television roles

Constance Marie's early experiences in film provided a foundation that led to her transition into prominent television roles during the 2000s. One of her most notable television performances was as Angie Lopez in the ABC sitcom George Lopez, which ran from 2002 to 2007. In the series, Marie portrayed the devoted wife of comedian George Lopez's character and mother to their two children, often serving as the emotional anchor in a bustling Latino family facing everyday challenges like work pressures and teenage rebellion. Her portrayal emphasized Angie's strength, humor, and nurturing qualities, contributing to the show's appeal as a family-oriented comedy that highlighted cultural representation. Marie continued her television success with the recurring role of Regina Vasquez in the Freeform drama Switched at Birth, spanning 2011 to 2017. As the biological mother of one of the switched-at-birth daughters, Vasquez was depicted as a resilient grappling with secrets, revelations, and the integration of into her after her daughter's discovery of her true heritage. The explored themes of identity, , and , with Marie's drawing praise for authentically capturing the complexities of multicultural dynamics and personal growth. Throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, Marie made impactful guest appearances that showcased her versatility, including as the ambitious appointee Gabby Sanchez in the ABC comedy Spin City in 1997, where she played a no-nonsense political figure clashing with the mayor's team. She also appeared as Inez Cortez in the Fox legal dramedy Ally McBeal in 2001, portraying a determined mother in a custody-related episode. Later, in 2017, she had a recurring role as Marta Cano, the aunt of the Menendez brothers, in NBC's Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders, adding depth to the true-crime narrative through her depiction of familial loyalty amid tragedy. In recent years, Marie has evolved into more diverse projects, including the lead role of Beatriz Diaz in Video's romantic dramedy With Love from to 2023. As a widowed navigating holidays, and cultural traditions in a Latinx , the character reflected Marie's to blend humor with heartfelt moments in a multi-generational story. Additionally, she provided the voice of Camila Diaz, the supportive mother, in the animated series Undone from 2019 to 2022, where her performance enhanced the show's exploration of time, mental health, and familial bonds through rotoscope animation. She guest-starred as Connie in Lopez vs. Lopez in 2022 and 2023, portrayed Raquel in How I Met Your Father in 2023, played Caroline Von Dreesen in Doctor Odyssey in 2024, appeared as a mother in 9-1-1 in 2025, and joined the cast of Netflix's A Man on the Inside Season 2 as Vanessa in 2025. These roles underscore her mid-career shift toward nuanced, culturally rich portrayals in both live-action and animated formats.

Film roles and other projects

Constance Marie's film career spans dance-infused musicals, family dramas, and animated features, where she frequently embodies resilient Latina characters navigating cultural and familial challenges. Her debut in cinema came with a supporting role as a dancer in the 1988 musical Salsa, directed by Boaz Davidson, leveraging her extensive background in dance to contribute to the film's vibrant portrayal of Latin dance culture. In the mid-1990s, Marie took on more prominent dramatic roles, beginning with My Family (1995), a generational about a Mexican-American family in East Los Angeles, where she played Toni, a passionate Chicana activist involved in and . The film, directed by Gregory Nava, highlighted themes of immigration and identity, with Marie's performance adding depth to the ensemble cast led by Jimmy Smits and Edward James Olmos. Marie received particular acclaim for her portrayal of Marcela Quintanilla, the devoted mother of Tejano superstar Selena, in the 1997 biographical drama Selena, again directed by Nava. Starring opposite Jennifer Lopez in the lead, Marie's role captured the emotional core of familial support amid rising fame, contributing to the film's success as a cultural milestone for Latina representation in Hollywood. She appeared in the 2000 romantic comedy-drama Dancing in September as Teresa Lopez, a television writer navigating racial dynamics in the industry. Building on these experiences, she appeared in the 2001 romantic comedy Tortilla Soup, a loose remake of Eat Drink Man Woman, as Leticia Naranjo, the eldest daughter in a tight-knit Mexican-American family run by a widowed chef. Her character navigated professional ambitions and romantic pursuits, emphasizing themes of tradition versus modernity in Latina households. In voice acting, Marie lent her talents to animation, notably as the fierce matriarch Imelda in the 2011 DreamWorks feature Puss in Boots, a spin-off from the Shrek series, where her character provided grounding wisdom and humor to the swashbuckling tale. She further expanded into animated projects with recurring voice work as the ambitious and scheming Doña Paloma in Disney's Elena of Avalor (2016–2020), a series centered on a Latina princess, allowing her to explore villainous nuances in a family-friendly context. Throughout her filmography, Marie's roles have evolved from energetic supporting parts in cultural celebrations to complex portrayals of Latina mothers, activists, and mentors in independent and mainstream cinema, consistently advancing nuanced depictions of strength and heritage. Her established television presence has occasionally influenced casting in these projects, broadening her reach into diverse media. Limited details exist on her theater work, with no major stage productions documented, and while she has appeared in commercials, these remain ancillary to her on-screen achievements. No significant new streaming films featuring Marie have been released as of 2025.

Personal life

Relationships and family

Constance Marie was in a long-term relationship with yoga instructor Katich, lasting approximately 15 years from around until their separation in 2015. The couple became engaged but never married, a close centered on life in California. During their relationship, Marie and Katich welcomed their , Luna Marie Katich, on , , following a challenging journey that spanned over three years. Starting at age 38, Marie attempted conception for a year, endured two miscarriages, and underwent six unsuccessful rounds of Clomid combined with intrauterine before turning to in vitro fertilization (IVF). Her third IVF cycle, supported by acupuncture, resulted in a successful pregnancy via C-section, which she described as a "miracle" after previous failed attempts. Following their separation, Marie and Katich have maintained an amicable co-parenting for Luna, prioritizing her well-being while emphasizing in discussions. As of , Marie remains single, devoting significant focus to raising her now-teenage , with occasional insights shared about balancing motherhood alongside her acting commitments, such as during the filming of Switched at Birth.

Health and advocacy

Constance Marie has openly shared her personal struggles with infertility, which began in her late 30s when she discovered blocked fallopian tubes that prevented natural conception. After experiencing two miscarriages and six unsuccessful intrauterine insemination (IUI) attempts using Clomid, she turned to in vitro fertilization (IVF) under the care of Dr. Richard Marrs, enduring self-administered hormone injections and multiple egg retrieval cycles that yielded 13 to 18 eggs each time. Despite two failed fresh embryo transfers due to hormonal disruptions affecting implantation, she successfully conceived via a frozen embryo transfer following a detox period, leading to the birth of her daughter Luna in 2009. Through interviews and public platforms, Marie has advocated for greater fertility awareness, emphasizing the emotional isolation of the journey and encouraging women to support one another amid similar challenges; she has expressed plans to write a book on her experiences to provide hope and humor to others facing infertility. Post-2010, her advocacy extended to broader women's health issues, particularly for Latinas, including support for Planned Parenthood to ensure body autonomy and access to reproductive services, as well as involvement with the East Los Angeles Women's Center, which addresses rape and domestic violence in the Latinx community. At the 2022 "Bans Off Our Bodies" rally in Los Angeles, she spoke about her own abortions in cases of no fetal heartbeat, stating, "Without access to an abortion, I would not be able to heal," highlighting the critical need for reproductive rights to prevent unnecessary suffering. Marie adopted a vegetarian lifestyle over 30 years ago, leaning toward , motivated by health concerns such as mercury exposure in during her fertility treatments, and she promotes it alongside wellness practices for overall and environmental benefits. Her routine incorporates , influenced by her longtime partner Kent Katich, a yoga instructor with whom she was involved from 2000 until their 2015 separation, helping her maintain an active lifestyle that includes gym sessions, hikes, and nature walks. In discussions tied to her acting career, Marie has addressed mental pressures, such as the emotional toll of roles that belittle Latinx culture and women, noting in a 2021 interview that constant exposure to such portrayals made her feel undervalued and prompted self-reflection on industry inequities; by 2025, she continued emphasizing mental self-check-ins during the pandemic and high-stress periods, viewing them as essential for resilience in Hollywood.

Recognition and legacy

Awards and nominations

Constance Marie has received several accolades throughout her career, particularly for her portrayals of Latina characters in television, with a focus on honors from organizations recognizing Latino and women's achievements in media. In 2004, she won the Imagen Award for Best Actress in a Television Comedy for her role as Angie Lopez on George Lopez. She also received multiple nominations from the National Council of La Raza (ALMA) Awards during the 2000s for her work on George Lopez, including nods for Outstanding Actress in a Comedy Series in 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006. For her performance as Regina Vasquez on Switched at Birth, Marie earned significant recognition in the early 2010s. In 2012, she won the for Favorite TV Actress - Supporting Role and the Gracie Award for Outstanding Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama Series. The following year, in 2013, she secured the Imagen Award for Best Supporting Actress - Television. She was also nominated for the Imagen Award in the same category in 2015.
YearAwardCategoryWorkResult
2004Imagen AwardBest Actress in a Television ComedyGeorge LopezWon
2003–2006ALMA AwardOutstanding Actress in a Comedy SeriesGeorge LopezNominated (multiple)
2012ALMA AwardFavorite TV Actress - Supporting RoleSwitched at BirthWon
2012Gracie AwardOutstanding Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Drama SeriesSwitched at BirthWon
2013Imagen AwardBest Supporting Actress - TelevisionSwitched at BirthWon
2015Imagen AwardBest Supporting Actress - TelevisionSwitched at BirthNominated

Cultural impact

Constance Marie has played a pioneering in enhancing Latina in mainstream , particularly through her portrayal of Angie Lopez in the long-running (2002–2007), which depicted a working-class Mexican-American and helped shift perceptions of Latino households in broadcast media. This representation was in opening doors for family-oriented narratives centered on Latina characters, contributing to greater authenticity in portraying everyday Latino experiences on network TV. Her work has significantly influenced the depiction of complex Mexican-American women, evolving from her role as Marcela Quintanilla in the 1997 biopic , where she embodied a resilient maternal figure, to contemporary streaming series like (2022–2023) and Undone (2019–2022), which explore multifaceted Latina identities blending with modern challenges. These performances have underscored the depth and diversity of Mexican-American women, moving beyond stereotypes to highlight emotional and cultural nuances in both traditional and digital formats. As a founding board member of Latinas Acting Up, established in 2023, Marie actively mentors emerging Latina talent and participates in industry discussions on diversity, advocating for equitable opportunities and narrative control for Latinx creators in Hollywood as of 2025. Through the organization's initiatives, including creative labs and panels, she supports the next generation by fostering sisterhood and amplifying underrepresented voices in , , and theater. Marie’s legacy also lies in seamlessly blending her early dance heritage—marked by training in various styles and performances with artists like —with her acting , inspiring multicultural performers to integrate physical artistry and cultural into narrative roles. This fusion has encouraged a new wave of artists from diverse backgrounds to pursue interdisciplinary paths in entertainment, emphasizing holistic expression over typecasting.

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