Born in Onteniente, Valencia, Spain — May 22 1892• Died Mar 07 1962

Juan Calvo was a Spanish actor. He began his contact with cinema in 1934, with a small part in the sound version of Florián Rey's La hermana San Sulpicio. During part of the war he was representing theatrical plays in the national zone, but at the end of the war he abandoned the stage to devote himself fully to the cinema, whose filmography consists of about eighty titles. In 1938 he shot in the German studios of Ufa, Suspiros de España, by Benito Perojo, and the following year he finished shooting the film by Fernando Delgado, El genio alegre, begun in…
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Fray Papilla

Sancho Panza

El Campesino

Matías

El Cartujano

zio Giovanni

Used Clothing Salesman


Le maire Lucas


Don César

Capellán

Don Blas

Sor Ettore

Patillas

Sor Checco

Paulino Sándalo


Adán Olmedo de Alcaraz


Alcalde

Mr. Mullich

Miguel

El Padre sin hijos (Señor Hinojosa)

Don Galo


Inspector de policía

Señor gordo

Fray Barragán

Belilla



Lorenzo Ruiz


El alcalde

Don Manuel

Leoncio

Conde

Doctor

Moñudo

Giovanbattista da Monteseccio

Agent

Don Elpidio

Tío Gundemaro

Lucas, mayordomo de Arturo

Juan, esposo de Luisa

Don Atiliano Revuelta

Don Antonio


Mike

Coronel Duclos

Hombre que pide otra copla (uncredited)



El Patrón (Don Carlos)

Ramón Fernández

Don Raimundo


Venancio

Hussif

Faustino


Maestro D. Miguel


