Anthony Quinn was a Mexican American actor of imposing physique and volcanic temperament, able to embody men of every latitude. Born in Chihuahua during the Mexican Revolution, he became one of Hollywood's most international faces thanks to memorable roles in Fellini's 'La Strada', 'Lawrence of Arabia', and 'The Guns of Navarone'. He twice won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, for 'Viva Zapata!' and 'Lust for Life', where he brought to life Paul Gauguin. His most iconic performance came with 'Zorba the Greek', a character that fused forever with his image of overflowing vitality. A painter and writer as well as an actor, Quinn imprinted on each role a mixture of telluric force and deep humanity. Read more