[Second rôle] Alvaro de Luna

[Rex Lee]

Il est né en Espagne en 1935.

On peut le voir dans les westerns suivants:

Per un pugno nell'occhio
Duel à Rio Bravo
Texas Jim
Les 7 du Texas
Minnesota Clay
7 heures de feu
Un mercenaire reste à tuer
Kid Rodelo
Navajo Joe
Joe Navidad
L'homme qui a tué Billy le Kid
Les cruels
Pas de pardon, je tue
15 potences pour un salopard
El mercenario
Une corde, un colt
La chevauchée vers l'Ouest
Companeros
Et sabata les tua tous
Arriva Sabata
FarWest Story
La venganza del Lobo Negro




Minnesota Clay






Les 7 du Texas







Navajo Joe avec Aldo Sambrell.





Les cruels




Pas de pardon, je tue






Une corde, un colt




Companeros





Et Sabata les tua tous






FarWest Story






La venganza del Lobo Negro





Hors western:




La Tulipe noire (1964)





L'homme d'Istanbul (1965)






Le Vicomte règle ses comptes (1967)







Le Bâtard (1968)






Le grand amour du comte Dracula (1973)





Malocchio / Evil eyes (1975)

[Sancho Perez]

Rien à ajouter à la filmographie, juste 2 images supplémentaires :


La Chevauchée vers l'Ouest à droite


Arriva Sabata

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Alvaro esta en torreón City. En la pelea del salón.

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Efectivamente en la pelea del salón esta Alvaro de Luna con bigote y pelea muy bien.
Aparece en muchos Films de la época. Por ejemplo en El hijo del Capitán Bolos aparece cuatro veces. Tres como especialista y una como actor con frase diciendo algo así como. Nos han dado a elegir entre dominar el barco o tirarnos por la borda y hemos optado por lo primero. Al principio sale luchando contra Sean hasta que cae al agua y luego sale dos veces en el castillo cayendo por entre las almena.
Fue el doble de KRK Douglas en Spartaco

[Tom Betts]

https://web.archive.org/web/20181103093554/https://www.noticiasdenavarra.com/2018/11/02/ocio-y-cultura/cultura/fallece-alvaro-de-luna-el-actor-que-encarno-a-algarrobo

Álvaro de Luna, the actor who played 'Algarrobo', dies
The Madrid-born artist has died of complications from liver cancer that he had been suffering from for some time

PAMPLONA. Actor Álvaro de Luna died today at his home in Madrid at the age of 83 as a result of liver failure, according to sources close to the family, who have confirmed that his mortal remains will be taken to the funeral home on the M30.

With a long career and one of the leading names in Spanish cinema, he became well known for his role as "El Algarrobo", in the television series "Curro Jiménez", which was broadcast between 1976 and 1978, and which La 2 recently recovered, remastered.

Álvaro de Luna, who will be cremated, was born on April 10, 1935 in Madrid, where he studied medicine and where his passion for acting was also awakened.

He started out as a stuntman, which gave him the opportunity to work in Hollywood. He dubbed Old West films in productions by Italian director Dino de Laurentiis and action scenes for Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis in Stanley Kubrick's "Spartacus" (1960) and for Anthony Quinn in Richard Fleischer's "Barabbas" (1962).

After five years as a professional in this field outside Spain (France, North Africa, Yugoslavia and Italy), Alvaro de Luna dedicated himself entirely to acting, especially in Spanish television and cinema.

In the 1960s, he appeared in films such as "Objective: The Stars" (1963), by "Tito" Fernández; The Mask of Scaramouche" (1963), by Antonio Isasi Isasmendi; Aventuras del Oeste" (1965), by Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent; Those Who Have to Serve" (1967), by José María Forqué; or "Desafío en Río Bravo" (1965) and "Navajo Joe" (1966), which the Argentinian Tulio Demicheli and the Italian Sergio Corbucci filmed, respectively, in Spain.

For the cinema he later played "En un lugar de la Manga" (1970), by Mariano Ozores; La quinta del porro" (1980), by Frances Bellmunt; Dulces (1982), by Carlos Saura; and "Mi general" (1987), directed by Jaime de Armiñán.

However, his popularity came first through television: the series "Curro Jiménez" captivated Spanish homes with those noble bandits that the mountains of Ronda hid. It premiered on 22 December 1976 on TVE and was directed by directors such as Rovira Veleta, Mario Camus, Romero Marchent and Pilar Miró, among others.

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Álvaro aparece tres veces haciendo papeles distintos en LAS TRES ESPADAS DEL ZORRO, soldado, soldado y soldado

[Rex Lee]

Train d'enfer (1965)

[Rex Lee]

Kid Rodelo (1966)

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