Rafael Bardem

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Bardem in 1912
Born
Rafael Bardem Solé

(1889-01-10)10 January 1889
Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Died6 November 1972(1972-11-06) (aged 83)
Madrid, Spain
OccupationActor
Years active1940–1969
Spouse(s)
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(m. 1918;died 1969)​
Children

Rafael Bardem Solé (10 January 1889 – 6 November 1972) was a Spanish film and stage actor whose career stretched from the 1940s through the 1960s. [1] [2] He was the husband of Matilde Muñoz Sampedro; [3] the father of Juan Antonio Bardem [4] and Pilar Bardem; and grandfather of Javier Bardem, Carlos Bardem, and Mónica Bardem. [5] [6]

Contents

Rafael Bardem died in Madrid in 1972. [1]

Filmography

Bardem has one television appearance; he played Diego's dad in the first episode of Diego de Acevedo.

Film

YearTitle (original)Title (trans.)RoleRef.
1940Mauricio o una víctima del vicioMauricio or a victim of the vice (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1941Tierra y cieloEarth and Sky (lit.)Don Sabino [7]
1944El clavo The Nail Presidente de la audiencia [8]
1944Empezó en bodaIt Started at a Wedding (lit.) [9]
1945El obstáculoThe Obstacle (lit.)Padre Elías [10]
1946Senda ignorada Unknown Path Defensor [11]
1947Mariona Rebull Mariona Rebull Señor Llopis [12]
1947Nada Nada Role censored and cut from film [8]
1947BarrioThe Neighborhood (lit.)Comisario [13]
1947Luis Candelas, el ladrón de MadridLuis Candelas, the Thief of Madrid (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1947Canción de medianocheMidnight Song (lit.) [14]
1947Angustia Anguish Inspector [15]
1948RevelaciónRevelation (lit.) [16]
1948El alaridoThe Howl (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1948La vida encadenadaA Chained Life (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1948Brindis a Manolete A Toast for Manolete Hombre que da mala noticia (uncredited)[ citation needed ]
1948La fiesta sigue The Party Goes On [ citation needed ]
1949Sabela de CambadosSabela from Cambados Don Jaime [17]
1949La mies es muchaThe Harvest is Plenty (lit.)Reverendo Carty [12]
1949Una mujer cualquiera Just Any Woman Diseñador de moda [18]
Pacto de silencioPact of Silence (lit.)Insp. Costa [19]
1949Siempre vuelven de madrugada They Always Return at Dawn Don Carlos [20]
1949VendavalGust of wind (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1949¡El santuario no se rinde!The Sanctuary Does Not Give Up! (lit.)Marqués de Orduña[ citation needed ]
1949PazPeace (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1949Noche de celosJealous Night (lit.) [21]
1949Yo no soy la Mata-Hari I'm Not Mata Hari Gerente del hotel polaco[ citation needed ]
1950Sin uniformeWithout Uniform (lit.)Anticuario [22]
1950Don Juan Don Juan uncredited[ citation needed ]
1950Tiempos felicesHappy Times (lit.) [12]
1950Black Jack Black Jack [13]
1950El último caballo The Last Horse Comisario[ citation needed ]
1951Servicio en la mar Service at Sea Don León [23]
1951Cielo negro Black Sky Oftalmólogo [12]
1951Una cubana en España A Cuban in Spain Don Agustín[ citation needed ]
1951La señora de Fátima Our Lady of Fatima Padre Manuel [24]
1951El gran Galeoto The Great Galeoto Gabriel[ citation needed ]
1952Hace cien años100 Years Ago (lit.) [25]
1952El cerco del diablo Devil's Roundup Marido [26]
1952Sor intrépida The Song of Sister Maria Director del banco [27]
1953Les amants de Tolède Lovers of Toledo Don Jaime de Arévalo[ citation needed ]
1953Esa pareja feliz That Happy Couple Don Julián, el Comisario [28]
1954Crimen en el entreactoCrime in the Intermission (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1954El beso de Judas Judas' Kiss Posadero [12]
1954¡¡Todo es posible en Granada!! All Is Possible in Granada Mr. Taylor [29]
1954La ciudad de los sueñosCity of Dreams (lit.) [30]
1954Felices pascuasHappy Easter (lit.)Comisario [31]
1955La hermana alegríaThe Joy Sister (lit.)Padre de Mariluz [12]
1955El coyote The Coyote César de Echagüe sénior [13]
1955El tren expresoExpress Train (lit.)Dr. Núñez [32]
1955El guardián del paraísoGuardian of Paradise (lit.)El Cicatriz[ citation needed ]
1955Historias de la radio Radio Stories Director de la emisora [13]
1955Para siempreForever (lit.) [33]
1955La pícara molineraThe Naughty Miller (lit.)Excelencia [34]
1955Sin la sonrisa de DiosWithout the Smile of God (lit.)Director del colegio [35]
1956Tarde de toros Afternoon of the Bulls Amigo 1º [36]
1956La justicia del Coyote The Coyote's Justice Sr. de Echagüe [13]
1956Mi tío Jacinto Uncle Hyacynth Agente artístico [12]
1956La gran mentira The Big Lie Tío de Teresa [37]
1956MiedoFear (lit.) [38]
1956Pasión en el marPassion in the Sea(lit.)[ citation needed ]
1956Los ladrones somos gente honrada We Thieves Are Honourable Don Felipe Arévalo [39]
1956La mestizaThe Mestiza (lit.) [40]
1956Manolo guardia urbanoManolo, City Guard (lit.)Presidente editorial[ citation needed ]
1956Un traje blanco Miracle of the White Suit Damián [41]
1957Un abrigo a cuadrosA Checked Coat (lit.)Comisario [42]
1957Faustina Faustina Jurado [43]
1957Cuando el valle se cubra de nieveWhen the Valley is Covered with Snow (lit.) [44]
1957Fulano y MenganoTom and DickDon Vicente [45]
1957...Y eligió el infierno...and chose hell (lit.) [46]
1957Totò, Vittorio e la dottoressa The Lady Doctor Elia Vagoni [12] [13]
1957Sueños de historiaDreams of History (lit.) [47]
1957La cenicienta y ErnestoCinderella and ErnestDamián [12]
1958Un indiano en Moratilla2 Mexicans in Aragón [ citation needed ]
1958Aquellos tiempos del cupléThose Times of Cuplé (lit.)Líder parlamentario [12]
1958La venganza Vengeance Médico [23]
1958La vida por delanteLife Ahead (lit.)Sr. Carvajal [48]
1958La noche y el alba Night and Dawn Director [49]
1959¿Dónde vas, Alfonso XII? Where Are You Going, Alfonso XII? Médico [12]
1959Gayarre Gayarre Lampertti [50]
1959La novia de Juan LuceroJuan Lucero's Girlfriend (lit.)Médico [51]
1959Carta al cieloLetter to Heaven (lit.) [52]
1959Camarote de lujo Luxury Cabin Don Jacinto [53]
1959Salto a la gloriaLeap to FameProfesor Casas [54]
1959Sonatas Sonatas Juan Manuel Montenegro[ citation needed ]
1959Diego Corrientes Diego Corrientes Corregidor [55]
1959Con la vida hicieron fuego They Fired with Their Lives Viqueira [12]
1959La casa de la Troya College Boarding House Don Laureano [56]
1959Tenemos 18 añosWe Are 18 Years Olduncredited [57]
1959Duelo en la cañadaDuel in the Glen (lit.)Comisario - scenes cut [58]
1960El Litri y su sombra Litri and His Shadow Don Alberto [59]
1960El hombre que perdió el trenThe Man That Missed the Train (lit.)Luis [60]
1960Alfonso XII y María Cristina: ¿Dónde vas triste de ti? Alfonso XII and María Cristina Ceferino - ayuda de cámara [61]
1960La rana verdeThe Green Frog (lit.)Don Félix [62]
1960Mi último tango My Last Tango Maestro Andreu [12]
1960Mi calle My Street Señor Palomino [63]
1961El indulto The Reprieve Cura en estación[ citation needed ]
1961Siega verde Green Harvest [64]
1961Fantasmas en la casaGhosts in the House (lit.)El Húngaro [65]
1961Prohibido enamorarseForbidden to Fall in Love (lit.) Dr. Aguirre [13]
1961Cariño mío Darling Miguel's Father [66]
1961La rosa roja The Red Rose [67]
1961La IV carabelaThe Little Caravel (lit.)Embajador[ citation needed ]
1962Teresa de JesúsTeresa of Jesus (lit.)[ citation needed ]
1962Historia de una nocheStory of a Night (lit.)Don Marcos [68]
1962El hijo del capitán Blood The Son of Captain Blood Priest [69]
1963La alternativaThe Alternative (lit.) [70]
1963Pacto de silencioPact of Silence (lit.) [71]
1963Nunca pasa nada Nothing Ever Happens Don Marcelino [12]
1964Cuatro balazosFour Bullets for JoeJuez [72]
1965Misión Lisboa Espionage in Lisbon [13]
1965Agente X 1-7 operazione Oceano Agente X 1-7 operazione Oceano Professor Calvert [13]
19667 pistole per i MacGregor Seven Guns for the MacGregors Judge Garland [13]
1966La mujer perdida The Lost Woman [73]
1967Buenos días, condesita Good Morning, Little Countess Félix [74]
1969Del amor y otras soledades Love and Other Solitudes Padre de María [75]

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