Angelique Boyer Returns With Doménica Montero, Mujeres Asesinas & Her First Feature Film

Angelique Boyer is set to dominate screens again in 2025 with a packed slate of exciting projects under TelevisaUnivision. From the highly anticipated remake Doménica Montero to a return in Mujeres Asesinas, and even her first feature film, the actress is taking bold steps in her career.

Doménica Montero: A Classic Reimagined

One of the most anticipated telenovelas is the remake of Doménica Montero, a classic story originally created by Inés Rodena. The plot centers around a woman who is emotionally hardened after being left at the altar. Boyer, known for her versatility, says she’s “grateful with the proposal” and ready to portray a “woman with a lot of character.”

This new version will be produced by Carlos Bardasano and written by Ximena Suárez, who previously worked with Boyer on the hit 2010 telenovela Teresa.

“She knows me well and knows what I’m capable of… The audience needs these dynamics,” Boyer said of reuniting with Suárez.

Previous Versions:

• La Doña (1972) – Venezuela

• La Dueña (1978) – Mexico, starring Iran Eory

• La Dueña (1995) – Produced by Florinda Meza, starring Angélica Rivera

• Soy tu Dueña (2010) – Starring Lucero

Fans can expect iconic moments—like the legendary “Yo soy la dueñaaaaaaaaaa” rain scene—to return in a fresh, visually stunning format.

Back to Mujeres Asesinas

Angelique Boyer is also returning to the anthology series Mujeres Asesinas for Season 3 on Vix, which dramatizes real-life cases of women driven to commit murder. For Boyer, portraying such characters is a deeper commitment:

“It represents a great responsibility… a project with a conscience,” she said.

This marks her second appearance on the show, pushing her beyond her comfort zone and allowing fans to see her in darker, more complex roles.

First Feature Film: A Comedy Surprise

Breaking into cinema, Boyer is starring in her first-ever feature film, a comedy directed by Ihtzi Hurtado, co-starring Bárbara de Regil. This role is a joyful departure for the actress:

“It’s my first time making a comedy like this. I’m having so much fun!”

She emphasized the chemistry on set and how every shoot day ends “with a big smile.”

🇫🇷 Looking Ahead: A French Role?

Born in France, Angelique Boyer hopes to one day play a character who speaks French—combining her roots with her Mexican identity:

“Help me manifest it,” she said. “It would be marvelous to bring Mexico to France and France to Mexico.”

Final Thoughts

With Doménica Montero, Mujeres Asesinas, and her first movie role, Angelique Boyer is stepping into new territories and taking fans along for the ride. Whether through iconic telenovela characters or emotionally raw true-crime roles, her presence in Latin entertainment continues to shine brighter than ever.