Olga Segura (born August 19, 1981, Mexico City, Mexico) is a Mexican actress and producer based in Los Angeles, who co-founded the production company Producciones a Ciegas in 2009 with her brother Juan Carlos Segura and actor Héctor Jiménez. Since then the company has financed and produced over eight feature films, several premiering at the Venice, Berlin, and Sundance Film Festivals. She won the GQ México "Actriz Revelación del Año" award in 2015 and a Silver Goddess for Best Supporting Actress at the 47th Diosas de Plata Awards for Verónica. She is also a co-founder of the platforms Poderístas (with Eva Longoria and America Ferrer) and The Latinx House, as well as the Mexican foundation Decididas, and has partnered with Exile Content to create a Latina Talent Incubator for emerging Latinx content creators. Her notable film credits include Cellmates (2011) (Tom Sizemore, Stacy Keach), Border Run (2012) (Sharon Stone, Billy Zane), González: The False Prophet (2014) (Carlos Bardem, Harold Torres), The Firefly (2013) (Carolina Guerra, Jorman Acosta), Little Paradise (2015) (Derek Ryherd, Michaela McManus), Sundown (2016) (Tim Roth, Alex Pettyfer), Verónica (2017) (Arcelia Ramírez, Jorge A. Jiménez), The Dinner (2017) (Richard Gere, Laura Linney), and Waiting for the Barbarians (2019) (Mark Rylance, Robert Pattinson). On television she appeared in Texas Rising (2015) (Bill Paxton, Brendan Fraser), Señora Acero (2014) (Ana Serradilla, Raúl Méndez), and El encanto del águila (2011) (Luis Gatica, Eduardo Noriega).
