Héctor Suárez
Known for
Héctor Suárez belongs to the acting trade in Mexican film and television, though few details of his career have been documented. He has a role in 'What a Father!'. 'The Marquez-Castillo Siblings' is another title on the record. Everything on file postdates 1965. The work leans to comedy more than anything else. He has been working on screen for about 61 years.
Héctor Suárez
38 Movies
3 Series
Héctor Suárez belongs to the acting trade in Mexican film and television, though few details of his career have been documented. He has a role in 'What a Father!'. 'The Marquez-Castillo Siblings' is another title on the record. Everything on file postdates 1965. The work leans to comedy more than anything else. He has been working on screen for about 61 years.
Movies
Plays Mario
Paradise
1970
Plays Don Pepe
Never Too Young to Dream
2001
Plays Marcelino
The Angel
1969
Plays Marcos de la Tijerilla
El robo imposible
1981
Plays Padre
Los dos apóstoles
1966
Plays Tirantes
Lagunilla 2
1982
Plays Pantaleón Requejo
Ambición sangrienta
1968
Plays Tio Guadalupe
To the Other Side
2005
Plays Burócrata
The Minister and Me
1976
Plays David
Volveré a nacer
1973
Plays Othón Quiñones
Doña Macabra
1972
Plays Pollo
Dark Cities
2002
Plays Gustavo Santoyo (Gus)
La gatita
1972
Plays El Pato
End of the Party
1972
Plays Comandante Porfirio Narvaez
Suave Patria
2012
Plays Sargento Margarito
La marcha a Zacatecas
1969
Plays Transito López
El Mil Usos II
1984
Plays Manuel
Como México no hay dos
1981
Plays Narciso Barbachán
Las Tentadoras
1980
Plays Alejandro
Lanza tus penas al viento
1966
Plays Eduardo (segment "Isabel")
There's Always a First Time
1971
Plays Pandillero
Gang Riders of Death
1972
Plays Don Lauro Márquez Castillo
The Marquez-Castillo Siblings
2019
Plays Armodio Horcasitas
Para servir a usted
1971
Plays Melchor
What Color is the Wind?
1973
Plays Pedro Chaparro
Longitud de Guerra
1976
Plays Nacho / Trobas
El rey de la vecindad
1985
Plays Gregorio
National Mechanics
1972
Plays El Chino
The Rules of the Game
1971
Plays Compadre #1 (segment "Los Compadres")
Chile Picante
1983
Plays Various Roles
Mexico, Mexico, ra, ra, ra!
1976
Plays Transito Perez "El Milusos"
El mil usos
1981
Plays Ministerio Público
La pulquería 2
1982
Plays Cautín
Nosotros los pelados
1984
Plays Pancho
El elegido
1977
Plays Modisto
Despedida de soltera
1966
Plays Filandrio
El Quelite
1970
Plays Raul
Oye Salomé!
1978
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Hugo Sánchez, the Goal and the Glory
Full Filmography
The Marquez-Castillo Siblings
Don Lauro Márquez Castillo
2019
Film
Suave Patria
Comandante Porfirio Narvaez
2012
Film
El Albergue
Liborio Menchaca Argüelles · 140 episodes
2012–
TV
Killer Women
Mario Vázquez · 1 episode
2008–
TV
To the Other Side
Tio Guadalupe
2005
Film
Velo de novia
Azael Villaseñor · 135 episodes
2003–
TV
Dark Cities
Pollo
2002
Film
Never Too Young to Dream
Don Pepe
2001
Film
El rey de la vecindad
Nacho / Trobas
1985
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Héctor Suárez still alive?
Héctor Suárez passed away on June 2, 2020 at age 81.
What are the most famous roles of Héctor Suárez?
Héctor Suárez is best known for roles in What a Father!, The Marquez-Castillo Siblings, Snow White and Her 7 Lovers.
How many movies has Héctor Suárez been in?
Over a 55-year career (since 1965), Héctor Suárez has appeared in 38 movies and 3 TV shows.
What was Héctor Suárez's first movie?
The career of Héctor Suárez began with Neutron Traps the Invisible Killers (1965).
What is Héctor Suárez's most recent movie or series?
Héctor Suárez's most recent release is Hugo Sánchez, the Goal and the Glory, which premiered on November 18, 2022.
What TV shows has Héctor Suárez appeared in?
On television, Héctor Suárez has appeared in Killer Women, Conversando con Cristina Pacheco, Velo de novia, El Albergue.
Héctor Suárez
1938-10-21 · Mexico City, Mexico
Héctor Suárez Hernández (October 21, 1938 - June 2, 2020), better known simply as Héctor Suárez, was a Mexican actor and comedian. Suárez was best known for numerous roles in mexican comedy films.