[ Second rôle ] José Terron

[Rex Lee]

Une " trogne " inoubliable que celle de cet acteur espagnol né en 1939.

On peut le voir notamment dans :

ET POUR QUELQUES DOLLARS DE PLUS (capture ci-dessus)
LE BON , LA BRUTE ET LE TRUAND
ARIZONA COLT
NAVAJO JOE
DIEU PARDONNE , MOI PAS
CLAYTON L'IMPLACABLE





Arizona Colt




Dieu pardonne, moi pas



Un lien:
http://spaghettiwesterns.1g.fi/actors/joset/erron.htm

[Breccio]

Je me demande s'il n'est pas dans Dieu pardonne... moi pas ! -- l'homme de main de Frank Wolff que Jose Manuel Martin abandonne, égorgé près du puits, quand il s'enfuit en tenant Terence Hill en laisse après l'avoir torturé.
B

[Rex Lee]

Je me demande s'il n'est pas dans Dieu pardonne... moi pas ! -- l'homme de main de Frank Wolff que Jose Manuel Martin abandonne, égorgé près du puits, quand il s'enfuit en tenant Terence Hill en laisse après l'avoir torturé.
B

Je pense que tu as raison ... J'en suis même pratiquement certain !

[Rex Lee]

Je complète un peu le sujet :

Outre les films mentionnés plus haut , Jose Terron, né en Espagne en 1939, a aussi joué dans :

La mort était au rendez-vous
15 potences pour un salopard
Shalako
Le dernier des salauds
Les dynamiteros


Clayton l'implacable

[Shorty Larson]

Et n'oublions pas DJANGO où il a une plus sale gueule que jamais !

[JO]

José Terron fait l' objet, comme les autres acteurs espagnols utilisés par Leone, d'un article écrit par J.G. Garcia dans le récent Clint, Dispara ! (2012, T&B Editores).

[Shorty Larson]

Merci pour l'info concernant le livre CLINT DISPARA ! que je me suis empressé de commander.
Voici une photo de l'ami Terron dans LE BON, LA BRUTE ET LE TRUAND, il m'a fallu user de patience afin de le capturer au mieux car son apparition à l'image dans le rôle du malchanceux Shorty dure moins d'un dixième de seconde !!!

[angel caldito castellano]

[angel caldito castellano]

Arizona Colt

[Tom Betts]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThJF_Faon2g


Hermanos Terron

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QW2pyzPVWk

[Tom Betts]

José Terrón hijo son of José Terrón Peñaranda, who we called ‘Shorty” for many years until we found out his identity posted the following on Facebook on Sunday May 12, 2019; “Quiero que sepas que alli donde estes siempre me has demostrado que eras un luchador nunca mejor dicho siempre has sido un referente en tu profesion pero sobre todo como padre luchando por la vida eres y seras un ejemplo para mi

Te quiero papa JOSE TERRON PEÑARANDA alli donde estes” along with two photos of his father.

Translated it says; “I want you to know that wherever you are you have always shown me that you were a fighter never better said you have always been a reference in your profession but especially as a father fighting for life you are and you will be an example for me

I love you dad jose terron peñaranda wherever you are ”

I interpret this as a posting of his father’s passing. He has not mentioned that his father was ill or had been suffering from some incapacitation so this comes as a surprise and shock.

José Terrón Peñaranda was born in Madrid, Spain on July 5, 1939 and would have been 80 years old this coming birthday. He along with his brothers Pedro Terrón (Pedro Terrón Peñaranda), Ángel Terrón (Ángel Terrón Peñaranda), Víctor Terrón (Victor Terrón Peñaranda) formed a stunt riding team that performed in circus and shows throughout Spain in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Most of us became aware of his presence when he portrayed Guy Callaway in 1965’s “For A Few Dollars More” when he was shot down in the street by bounty hunter Colonel Douglas Mortimer. His face left an indelible mark in our minds and when many of the Euro-westerns became available to us in the U.S.A. via video, TV and later DVD we began to seek out who this character was as he usually went uncredited. We noticed he was in “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” playing Shorty Larson and therefore we called him shorty. We found other western he appeared in such as “Django” (1965) as Ringo, “God Forgives… I Don’t” as ‘Flatface’, “The Man from Nowhere” 1966 (as a Gordo Watch henchman. He often played several parts as in “White Comanche” 1968 as a Comanche and a townsman and again in Shalako also 1968 as a soldier and an Apache. Along with his role as Shorty Larson in “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly you can spot him as a Confederate spy tied to the front of a locomotive. His last credited role was as a member of “The Wild Bunch” and a stuntman (riding the white horse) in “My Name is Nobody”. A truly memorable character actor and one most of us  will always remember has left us but his work and talent will always be remembered in the films and stunt work he’s left on film. “Sorry Shorty”, RIP.

[Shorty Larson]

Il est un membre de la bande de Stephen Boyd (et non un indien comme l'indique injustement IMDb) dans sHALAKO de Edward Dmytryk en 1968

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