Born in Mexico City, Mexico — Aug 20 1929• Died Aug 10 1987

He began his professional studies at the Escuela de Arte Teatral del Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA), in 1946, under the teachings of Clementina Otero, Enrique Ruelas, Earl Senett and Seki Sano. He excelled as an actor in numerous plays: Waiting for Godot, by Samuel Beckett; Poor People, by Dostoyevsky; The Diary of a Madman, by Gogol; with which he achieved a memorable dramatization and more than two thousand performances for nearly twenty-five years. He received awards and distinctions, among them, that of actor emeritus of the Moscow Academy…
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Leopoldo Miranda


Thernardier

Santiago Guzmán/Fausto Guillén/Mario Genovés
Pepeto

Cliente burdel

Caifás

Bruno Halder

Caifás

Don Eliseo Mendieta

Kerobal

Almacenista

Elmer, the orderly

Comisario

Prof. Jiménez

Carlos

Narrator

(segment "Angustia")

Police Chief


Cero

Laor

Eric

Dimas, the Blind Musician



Quique

Señor Martínez (segment "El Guajolote")


Bandido


Felipe
