Antonio Iranzo
Born in València, Comunitat Valenciana, Spain — May 04 1930• Died Jul 07 2003
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Antonio Iranzo (4 May 1930 – 7 July 2003) was a Spanish film actor in 77 feature films. He gained popularity for his acting in Island of the Damned and Cut - Throats Nine. Iranzo began his artistic career in the theater, while working as a radio announcer. Later he joined the Nuria Espert Company and made his film debut in 1963 with La chica del auto-stop directed by Miguel Lluch. His physique and hoarse voice helped him get the chance to play the supporting character in various films including Mario Camus's The Legend of Mayor of Zalamea (1973), Gonza…
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Curro Jiménez
Moñudo
Delusions of Grandeur
Innkeeper (uncredited)
Who Can Kill a Child?
Crying Child Father
Réquiem por un campesino español
Padre de Paco
Lorca: Death of a Poet
Joaquín Arcollas
Hate for Hate
Fulton
Proceso a Mariana Pineda
Matías
Seven Guns for the MacGregors
Bandido (uncredited)
Del amor y de la muerte
Alfonso
The Tobacconist of Vallecas
Don Julián
Kingdom of the Silver Lion
Durek
El hombre que supo amar
Criado de Antón
Inquisition
Rénover
Tocando fondo
Remigio
The Wild Men of Kurdistan
El buscón
El Padre
Cut-Throats Nine
Ray Torch Brewster
Hidden Pleasures
Carmen's Father
Los camioneros
Freedomfighters
Miliciano
The Ugly Ones
Antonio
Totò d'Arabia
Ivan
Memorias del general Escobar
Buenaventura Durruti
Gentleman Killer
Pedro
Sunscorched
Charlie
The Dead Man
Ulpiano
Flower of Holiness
Soldado veterano
Las secretas intenciones
Camionero
To the Devil, with Love
La leyenda del alcalde de Zalamea
Sargento
The Birds of Baden-Baden
Vicente
Sexperiencias
Amigo (voice)
El fin de la inocencia
El capataz / Foreman
The Cantabrians
Sonanso
Aquí mando yo
Hombre de la escopeta
The Regent's Wife
Párroco de Contracalles
El mujeriego
Matías
La chica del autostop
Manolo
Burnt Skin
La boda era a las doce
Manolo
Stories of Love and Slaughter