Amalia Fuentes was born Amalia Muhlach in Bicol. She was educated in Catholic school. She was dubbed as the "Elizabeth Taylor of the Philippines" by the movie industry during the late 1950s. Fuentes, said to have a German lineage. Her father died during the war and as the eldest, she became the family bread winner. Her two younger brothers, Alex and Alvaro, are also actors. Amalia married fellow actor Romeo Vasquez in 1965 in Hong Kong but they separated in 1969. They have a daughter, Liezl Sumilang (wife of actor Albert Martinez). After her divorce from Vasquez, Amalia married Joey Stevens, an American businessman with whom she has an adopted son, Geric Stevens. She divorced Stevens after 28 years of marriage, citing infidelity. Stevens died in 2012.
Isang Gabi... Tatlong Babae!
Amy, Susie and Tessie
Joey, Eddie, and Lito
Where Love Has Gone
The Big Broadcast
Ismol Bat Teribol
Ang Senyorito At Ang Atsay
(Aurora)
Curse of the Vampires
(Leonore Escudero)
Pakiusap
The Blood Drinkers
(Charito / Katrina)
Beautiful star
May Isang Tsuper Ng Taxi
(Taxi Passenger)
Dalawang Daigdig ni Carlota
Happy Days Are Here Again
(Herself)
Movie Fan
Sino Ka, Madame X?
Inang Mahal
Señorita
Estela Mondragon
Mga Reyna ng Vicks
Tawag Ng Tanghalan
(Filomena Tulongbituon)
Rodora
Ulilang Anghel
Dirty Games
Anna Karenina: Babaing Hiwalay sa Asawa
(Anna Karenina)
Aguila
(Isabel)
Pretty Boy
Madaling Araw
Wedding Bells
Kahapon Lamang
Ipinagbili Ko ang Aking Anak
Pitong Pagsisisi
Asawa Ko Huwag Mong Agawin
Mother Dearest
(segement 'The Rebel')
Oro Blanco
Baby Bubut
Amaliang Mali-mali
Bobby
Lab Kita lsadora
Sonata
Lydia
Jesus Christ Superstar
Salamat sa Alaala
(Herself)
Puerto Princesa
My Only Love
(Camille)
Adriana
(Adriana)
Bilanggong Birhen
(Flora)
Mortal Sin
Paano ba ang Magmahal?
Tulisan
(Fernanda)
Psssst... Halika Babae!
(Rosa/Rina)