In Mexico City shortly after enrolling there despite her innate desire to become a celebrity. However, she adhered to her choice since she believed that acting was her destiny.
After obtaining her first role as Jasmine in a children’s theater version of “Aladdin,” Hayek moved on to larger things, scoring her first television appearance in 1988 on “Nuevo Amanecer.”
It didn’t take long for the choice to pay off. At the young age of 22, she became one of Mexico’s top soap opera stars when she was cast in the title role of “Teresa,” a telenovela, the following year.
Hayek set her eyes on Hollywood because she was dissatisfied with her accomplishments in her own country of Mexico. She wanted to work in a field outside than Mexico, partly because.
She wanted to be in movies, where there wasn’t much of a Mexican business. Despite the chances against her, Hayek packed up her belongings, traveled to Los Angeles in 1991,
And started taking acting classes with Stella Adler, a well-known actress and instructor. Hayek has discussed the bigotry she encountered when she first arrived in the United States,
In addition to having to relocate, learn the language, and start over in her profession. They warned her that she would only be able to play maid and that she would never be able to get employment.
