Humberto Elizondo

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Humberto Elizondo Kauffman (born July 19, 1947) [1] is a Mexican actor of film and television, the son of Mexican diplomat Humberto Elizondo Alardine and Canadian actress Fannie Kauffman. [2] Currently, he portrays Aquiles Trueba in Un refugio para el amor .

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Filmography

Film

  • Veinticuatro horas de vida (1969) .... (uncredited)
  • La hermana dinamita (1970) .... Invitado en fiesta
  • El diablo en persona (1973) .... Delfino
  • El tigre de Santa Julia (1974) .... Campesino herido (uncredited)
  • Los vampiros de Coyoacán (1974) .... Ticket clerk (uncredited)
  • Zona roja (1976)
  • El mexicano (1977)
  • Mil caminos tiene la muerte (1977) .... Crooked detective
  • Las mariposas disecadas (1978)
  • El arracadas (1978) .... Huesos
  • Muerte a sangre fría (1978)
  • El circo de Capulina (1978)
  • No tiene la culpa el Indio (1978) .... Mozo Hotel
  • Llámenme Mike (1979) .... Rampazo
  • Un cura de locura (1979)
  • El valiente vive... hasta que el cobarde quiere (1979) .... Martín
  • Bloody Marlene (1979) .... Sherriff I
  • Pasión por el peligro (1979)
  • El futbolista fenómeno (1979) .... Extraterrestre
  • Midnight Dolls (1979)
  • Las golfas del talón (1979)
  • El Año de la Peste (1979) .... R. C. Jiménez, reportero
  • Perro callejero (1980)
  • El siete vidas (1980)
  • Las tentadoras (1980)
  • Mírame con ojos pornográficos (1980) .... Vendedor
  • Persecución y muerte de Benjamín Argumedo (1980)
  • Los mantenidos (1980)
  • El preso No. 9 (1981)
  • Perro callejero II (1981) .... Chava
  • El gran triunfo (1981)
  • El gran perro muerto (1981) .... Cabo Valdemar
  • Ni modo... así somos (1981)
  • Como México no hay dos (1981) .... Miguel
  • Las siete cucas (1981)
  • Solo para damas (1981)
  • La muerte del Palomo (1981)
  • El rey de los albures (1982)
  • Juan Charrasqueado y Gabino Barrera, su verdadera historia (1982)
  • Cosa fácil (1982) .... Cuervo Valdivia
  • El Bronco (1982)
  • El anima de Sayula (1982)
  • Me lleva la tristeza (1983)
  • Eréndira (1983) .... Blacaman
  • Dos de abajo (1983) .... Teniente
  • Buenas, y con... movidas (1983)
  • Por un vestido de novia (1983)
  • Escuela de placer (1984)
  • Siempre en domingo (1984) .... Humberto
  • Dune (1984) .... Czigo (uncredited)
  • Gatilleros del Rio Bravo (1984) .... Figurin
  • El otro (1984)
  • El judicial (1984)
  • Historias violentas (1985) .... (segment 5 "Noche de paz")
  • Más vale pájaro en mano (1985)
  • El rey de la vecindad (1985) .... Marcos
  • Salvador (1986) .... Road Block Thug
  • El cafre (1986) .... Policía
  • Huele a gas (1986)
  • El hijo de Pedro Navaja (1986) .... Filos
  • Yako, cazador de malditos (1986) .... El 'Zargo'
  • Un hombre violento (1986)
  • Tierra de rencores (1986) .... Epifanio
  • Ratas de la ciudad (1986)
  • Mentiras (1986) .... Don Gabriel
  • La leyenda del Manco (1987)
  • El macho (1987)
  • Don't panic (1987) .... T.V. Reporter
  • Los plomeros y las ficheras (1988)
  • Pancho el Sancho (1988)
  • Sabado D.F. (1988)
  • Los hermanos machorro (1988)
  • Los albureros (1988) .... El Mamey
  • Central camionera (1988)
  • Licence to Kill (1989) .... Hotel Assistant Manager
  • Los rateros (1989)
  • Te gustan, te las traspaso (1989)
  • Si mi cama hablara (1989)
  • Rosa de dos aromas (1989) .... Molina
  • La muerte del portero (1989)
  • Fiesta de sangre (1989)
  • Dos camioneros con suerte (recongidos en cancus)
  • Arriba el telón
  • El mofles en Acapulco (1990)
  • Dos cuates a todo dar (1990)
  • Sentencia de muerte (1990)
  • Secta satanica: El enviado del Sr. (1990)
  • No hay quinto malo (1990)
  • La chica del alacrán de oro (1990)
  • Brutalidad judicial (1990)
  • Hembra o macho (1991)
  • Burbujas de amor (1991)
  • Desvestidas y alborotadas (1991)
  • Tijeras de papel (1991)
  • Sabueso (1991)
  • Polvo de muerte (1991)
  • Federal de narcoticos (Division Cobra) (1991)
  • Traficantes de niños (1992)
  • El secuestro de un periodista (1992) .... Lic. Arnaiz
  • Imperio blanco (1992)
  • Culpable o inocente (1993)
  • Gunmen (1993) .... Guzman
  • Amor a la medida (1993) .... Ernesto Franco
  • Suerte en la vida (La Lotería III) (1994)
  • El aguinaldo (1997)
  • The Mask of Zorro (1998) .... Don Julio
  • Soy el jefe de jefes (1998)
  • La venganza del viejito (1998)
  • El cuervo (1998)
  • Soy el jefe de jefes (1999)
  • Reclusorio III (1999)
  • Bandidas (2006) .... Governor
  • Morirse en domingo (2006) .... Calderon
  • El cártel (2009) .... Pedro Santana
  • Los Siete (2010) .... Francisco Zuñiga
  • La cebra (2011) .... General Quesada

Television

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References

  1. ↑ "Diario Judio: Judíos Destacados en México - Humberto Elizondo, Primer actor que además ha destacado como dirigente sindical". Archived from the original on 16 October 2012. Retrieved 17 September 2012.
  2. ↑ "Disfrutó Vitola el premio Ariel de Oro: Humberto Elizondo". El Informador. Retrieved 17 September 2012.
  3. ↑ "Humberto Elizondo espera que la serie "Malverde" se estrene a finales de año". PECIME (in Spanish). Retrieved 2021-11-10.
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