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Mario Casas Actor, Three Steps Above Heaven | |
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Fernando Rey Actor, The French Connection Fernando Rey, the great Spanish movie actor primarily known in the United States for his role as "Frog One" in The French Connection and its sequel, was born Fernando Casado D'Arambillet on September 20 1917, in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain, the son of Colonel Casado Veiga. Originally, the young Fernando intended to become an architect... | |
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Martiño Rivas Actor, The Blind Sunflowers | |
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Luis Zahera Actor, Cell 211 | |
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Javier Gutiérrez Actor, Films to Keep You Awake: The Baby's Room | |
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Christian Casas Actor, Films to Keep You Awake: The Christmas Tale | |
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Tamar Novas Actor, The Sea Inside | |
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Manuel Lozano Actor, Butterfly Spanish child actor who at this writing (2000) has proven himself in a big movie "La Lengua de las Mariposas" (1999) perhaps is the best Spanish child actor of his generation. Born in 1990, Manuel Lozano started his acting career like many other child actors, making some commercials. When he was still 9... | |
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Amando de Ossorio Writer, Return of the Evil Dead He was born in 1918, although there isn't a consensus as some books date his birth in 1925. He was one of the main directors of the Spanish horror boom in the 70s, specially for his quartet of films about the living dead templars which started with Tombs of the Blind Dead. | |
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Francisco Franco Self, Franco: ese hombre Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Teoula Franco y Bahamonde was born on December 4, 1892, in Ferrol, Spain. He entered the Spanish Military Academy in 1907 and upon graduation three years later was commissioned as a lieutenant. His career path seemed assured after he was detailed to the colony of Spanish Morocco to fight against the Berber tribes and acquitted himself well... | |
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Mabel Rivera Actress, The Orphanage | |
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María Casares Actress, Children of Paradise | |
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Antonio Casas Actor, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly He plays soccer three years in the Atletic de Madrid. Due to a lession he stops playing soccer and debuts by chance in cinema in 1942. He debuts in theater in 1945. | |
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Xavier Villaverde Director, The Sex of the Angels | |
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María Bouzas Actress, Heroína | |
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María Pujalte Actress, My Mother Likes Women | |
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Uxía Blanco Actress, Butterfly | |
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Iago García Actor, Un vencello para toda a vida | |
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Manuel San Martín Actor, Trato feito | |
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Miguel de Lira Actor, The Blind Sunflowers | |
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Sonia Castelo Actress, Divertimento | |
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Luis Piedrahita Writer, Fermat's Room Born in La Coruña in 1977, he is acknowledged as a man capable of entertaining with intelligent humor. He usually works as writer and comedian, but also magician. In 1998 he won 2nd prize during a magicians contest held in Portugal and he won the Spanish "micromagic" championship in 1999. He won the first contest of El Club de la Comedia becoming a regular writer and comedian of this show... | |
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Nancho Novo Actor, Lovers of the Arctic Circle | |
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Xan das Bolas Actor, The Executioner | |
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Ana Turpin Actress, Hot Milk | |
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Jesús Vázquez Self, Hablando se entiende la basca | |
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Gonzalo Uriarte Actor, Pan's Labyrinth | |
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Teté Delgado Self, Episode dated 10 March 1999 | |
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Paula Vázquez Self, Episode #1.13 | |
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Ricardo de Barreiro Actor, Cell 211 | |
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José Jaspe Actor, Horror Express | |
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Mariano Rajoy Self, Episode dated 8 February 2000 | |
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Monti Castiñeiras Actor, Once Upon Another Time | |
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Chisco Amado Actor, Nico and Dani | |
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Roberto Castón Director, Ander | |
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Cristina Saavedra Self, Episode dated 24 June 2006 | |
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Ramón Campos Writer, La doncella en el estanque | |
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Beatriz Santana Actress, La herida luminosa | |
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Juan Orol Director, Gángsters contra charros | |
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Fernando Cortizo Director, O Apóstolo | |
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Antonio Casal Actor, La torre de los siete jorobados | |
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Manuel Rivas Writer, Butterfly | |
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Víctor Mosqueira Actor, Para que no me olvides | |
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Xavier Estévez Actor, Cell 211 | |
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Beni Deus Actor, Poachers | |
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José Barato Actor, 18 Meals | |
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Camilo José Cela Writer, La colmena Spanish novelista of post-Civil War period who, with his first and most popular novel, 'La familia de Pascual Duarte' (1942) established the narrative style known as tremendismo, a tendency to emphasize violence and grotesque imagery. His literary production -primarily novels, short narratives, and travel diaries- is characterized more by sketches... | |
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Miguel Insua Actor, The ABCs of Death | |
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César Cambeiro Actor, The Sea Inside | |
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Luz Casal Self, La pasión | |
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