José Luis López Vázquez
Acting
Biography
José Luis López Vázquez originally worked in theater as a costume designer, a scenic designer, and as an assistant director to Pío Ballesteros and Enrique Herreros. In 1946, he switched over to films, with a small role. Originally starring in comic roles, he made the move to drama films in the 1960s, demonstrating his profound aptitude for acting. During his life, he starred in more than 200 movies, filming several full-length films in a year. Although he usually appeared in Spanish films, he occasionally worked on international projects.
Born: March 12, 1922
Place of Birth: Madrid, Spain
Known For
La cera virgen
María works in a hostess bar in Madrid because, forced by the Puritans of her little village, she had to leave accused of public scandal just for having kissed her boyfriend. María, together with her three sisters, decides to return and builds a club in the village faced with the scandalized don Florencio, a repressed banker and overlord who secretly desires María. In order to go unnoticed, María and her sisters run the club through a wax-chandler's shop where the majority of men of the village will parade, which excites even more the lascivious and hypocritical don Florencio.
Disparate nacional
Confidencias
A screenwriter tries to survive his immediate ruin. His latest script seems to be the only solution.
La familia... 30 años después
El Quijote de Miguel de Cervantes
Miniseries version of the first half of Cervantes' famous novel.
FFG, el último gran conversador
Fernando Fernán Gómez (1921-2007), actor, writer, playwright and film director, was for decades one of the most important figures in Spanish culture. His close friends and relatives reveal another facet in which he stood out above all: that of being an excellent conversationalist, capable of hypnotizing and seducing those who listened to him.
La gran comedia
Julian Ruiz, a real estate salesman and amateur filmmaker, wrote in the company of Anne, his romantic wife, a script that could mean his professional film debut. Mayte, Secretary of sales of real estate, is in love with Julian and, in turn, Jorge Padilla, the head of both, who is married to Josephine, a consumer who buys everything even without knowing it serves, is attracted by Mayte.
La lupa
Vamos a contar mentiras
A happily married woman lies with surprising ease because, according to her husband, she leads too idle a life.
Placido
In a small Spanish town, during the Christmas holidays, a group of rich old ladies organize a peculiar event that consists of inviting a homeless person to sit down to dinner at their wealthy table. Plácido, a humble worker, is hired by the organizers to participate in a parade with his three-wheeled vehicle, a seemingly simple mission that will not be easy for him to accomplish.
Filmography
as Self - Actor / Various Roles (archive footage)
as Himself (archive footage)
as Andrés
as Self
as El Abuelo
as Don Aquiles
as Beltrán
as Faustino Arias
as Guijarro
as Don Octavio
as Juan, el padrino
as Antonio
as Joaquín
as Jose Luis
as Padre Rebollo
as Escabeche
as Campillo
as Matías
as Tío Paco
as El ventero
as Anselmo
as Don Anselmo del Castillo
as Jefe de la banda
as Don Martín
as Antonio Campos
as Manuel Ocón
as Jose L. Lopez Vazquez
as Jacinto López
as Gramophone Man
as General Torres
as Schulrat
as Camilo Blanco
as Pepe Luis
as Comisario Méndez
as General Fernando Ordóñez
as Moisés
as Comisario
as Federico Limón
as Don Mamerto
as Félix
as Rafael
as Nazario Valiente 'El Duque'
as Inquisidor
as Don Ramiro
as Marcello Antonelli
as Conde García Ordóñez
as Capitán
as Rey Fernando II 'El Católico'
as Master
as José Ribas
as Luis José
as Manolo Vivar de Alda
as Leonardo Meléndez
as Don Perrone
as Rodopiano Soler
as Jacobo
as Salvatierra
as Sr. Smith
as Arturo Valgañón
as Sr. Martínez - le recteur de l'université de Barcelone
as Luis José
as Sebastián
as Luis Vázquez
as Ramón
as Domingo
as Pajarito de Soto
as Duque Lázaro
as Juan, el padrino
as Simoncini
as Agustín
as Garage Owner
as Ligue de Angélica
as Luis José
as Publisher
as Luciano Guerrero
as Juan
as Juan Gutiérrez de la Macorra
as Don Inocencio
as Enrique Tolosa
as Juanito
as Don Natalio
as Enric Prat de la Riba
as Don Alberto Arregui
as Roque
as Self
as Actores invitados
as Sixto Zabaleta
as Mario Martínez
as Ricardo Cariedo
as Serafín Tejón
as Charly
as Carlos Pérez de Lezcano
as Pedro
as Luis
as Don Joaquín
as Santiago
as José
as Serafín Requejo
as Rodrigo
as Florencio
as Martin
as Dambreuse
as Phone Booth Man #1
as Ramón
as Maestro Roberto Castro
as Valentín Palomino
as Antonio
as Calogero Locascio
as Don Florencio
as Adela Castro Molina / Juan
as Lorenzo
as Terence
as Barber
as Ramiro Peláez
as Justino Serafín
as Pedro Ortuza / Peter P. Peter
as Nicolás Marlasca
as Alfonso Pérez
as Fernando
as Inspector Dunphy
as Roberto Clavijo
as Evaristo Rebollo
as Anselmo
as Antonio
as Don Felipe
as Torcuato
as Pedro Pérez
as Hombre accidentado
as Enrique
as Leonardo Pozas
as Benito Freire
as Vicente
as Nicolás
as Ramón Fontecha
as Emilio
as Nemesio Caporeto
as Germán Gutiérrez Olmedilla
as Acacio Rendueles Cañizo
as Arturo
as Doctor Enrique Varela
as Manolo Locumula Verruguillo, primo de Vicenta
as Coronel Von Faber
as Basilio
as (uncredited)
as Jacinto
as Marcelino, novio de Conchita
as Daniel Antúnez
as Julián
as Padre de Lolo
as Leopoldo
as Pepe Martínez
as Cabo Goro Rioseco
as Francisco "Paco" Lafuente
as Regino (segment "El Retrato de Regino")
as Arturo Rodríguez
as Modern Plumber
as Tomás
as Antonio Jiménez
as Fernando
as Don Rodolfo García
as Pablo Pardo
as Juan, el padrino
as Eladio (1)
as Jacinto - segment 2 'La Mandrilla - Miss Wilma'
as Paco
as Federico Aranda
as Agustín
as Don Alberto Durán
as Emilio Palomos
as Finito
as Portero
as Judge (segment "Pretura, La")
as Antonio Rodríguez, el hermano mayor de José Luis
as Juan
as Ortiz
as Ángel Enríquez
as Manolo
as Juan, el padrino
as Fernando Galindo
as Mariano
as Ulpiano
as Fernando Amaral
as El Palillos
as Enfermero Gómez
as Enrique 'Quiquito'
as Gabino Quintanilla
as Lorenzo
as Pepe / Julio
as Goyo
as Jacinto
as Enrique Picart
as Gastón
as Javier
as Oltrán
as Lorenzo Barea
as Alvarito
as Figueroa
as Jaime
as Don Paco
as Julio
as Carlos de Carvajal
as Arévalo
as Don Ursicino
as Julián el Toribio
as Tobías Práxedes
as Rodolfo
as Fotógrafo
as Ángel Enríquez - el Secretario
as Fotógrafo
as Guía de Mundis Jauja
as Álvaro
as Fotógrafo (as José L. López Vázquez)
as Don Fidel
as Manolo, periodista
as Recepcionista de hotel
as Pretendiente de Lola
as Don Fermín
as Mago Roberto
as (no acreditado)
as Sacerdote
as Pacheco
as Felipe, taxista
as (no acreditado)
as Periodista
as Juanito Renovales
as Jewelry Store Employee (uncredited)
as (uncredited)