José Bódalo
Actor
69 years (Mar 24, 1916 – Jul 24, 1985)Córdoba, Argentina
Across changing tastes and formats, José Bódalo has stayed an Argentine actor who has spent far more time working than being talked about. He appears in 'Compañeros' too. Action accounts for the largest share of the work. 78 years of work add up to around 66 titles. In cinemas, 'Django' is the work that stuck — General Hugo Rodriguez, specifically.
José Bódalo
Actor
Across changing tastes and formats, José Bódalo has stayed an Argentine actor who has spent far more time working than being talked about. He appears in 'Compañeros' too. Action accounts for the largest share of the work. 78 years of work add up to around 66 titles. In cinemas, 'Django' is the work that stuck — General Hugo Rodriguez, specifically.
Movies: 64 titles
Plays General Hugo Rodriguez
Django
1966
Plays General Mongo Alvarez
Compañeros
1970
Plays Colonel Jefferson
One After Another
1968
Plays Lorenzo
Find Me That Girl
1964
Plays Dionisio Balboa
Double Feature
1984
Plays Sheriff Klaus
Dead Are Countless
1969
Plays General
Captain Apache
1971
Plays Vicente
Las chicas del bingo
1982
Plays 'The Chief'
A Train for Durango
1968
Plays Pietro Primero
Professionals for a Massacre
1967
Plays D. Matías
Ambiciosa
1976
Plays Sheriff Sam
Ringo's Big Night
1966
Plays George King
Killer 77, Alive or Dead
1966
Plays Mr. Dorman
Sound of Horror
1967
Plays Inspector Craig
Spies Kill Silently
1966
Plays Capitán francés
Agustina of Aragon
1950
Plays Vílchez - Comisario de policía
The Salary of Crime
1964
Plays Padre Enrique
El pecador y la bruja
1964
Plays Venargas
La laguna negra
1952
Plays Martin
Dollars for a Fast Gun
1966
Plays Manuel Romero
Nuevo en esta plaza
1966
Plays Don Ernesto Dávila, inspector de policía
Los que tocan el piano
1968
Plays Juan
Vamos a contar mentiras
1962
Plays Luis
Cabaret
1953
Plays Don Roque
The Beehive
1982
Plays Cardenal
Últimas tardes con Teresa
1984
Plays Archbishop of Toledo
La espada negra
1976
Plays Horcajo
El grano de mostaza
1962
Plays Presidente del club
Reckless
1951
Plays Luisito
Girlfriends
1969
Plays Padre de José
El mejor del mundo
1970
Plays El Abuelo
El crack
1981
Plays El cónyuge
Los derechos de la mujer
1963
Plays Miguel
The Game of Truth
1963
Plays Don Carlos Álvarez
El mejor regalo
1975
Plays Roxiu
Begin the Beguine
1982
Plays Gomané
Truhanes de honor
1952
Plays Panadero
La barrera
1966
Plays Doctor Cáceres
Kill and Be Killed
1962
Plays Padre Antonio Bissus
Father Cami's Wedding
1979
Plays El Abuelo
El crack dos
1983
Plays Cura de Rebollar de la Mata
...And the Third Year, He Resuscitated
1980
Plays Don Fabián de Luna
Spoiled Children
1980
Plays Padre confesor
Teresa de Jesús
1961
Plays Sr. Fulton
The Last Kamikaze
1984
Plays Master Mateo
Cotolay
1965
Plays Janson
Cristo Negro
1963
TV Shows: 2 titles
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Últimas tardes con Teresa
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La Comedia Musical Española
Ricachón
1985Season 1
My Friend the Vagabond
Esopo
1984
Double Feature
Dionisio Balboa
1984
Últimas tardes con Teresa
Cardenal
1984
The Last Kamikaze
Sr. Fulton
1984
Las autonosuyas
Don Luciano
1983
El crack dos
El Abuelo
1983
The Beehive
Don Roque
1982
Las chicas del bingo
Vicente
1982
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is José Bódalo still alive?
José Bódalo passed away on July 24, 1985 at age 69.
What are the most famous roles of José Bódalo?
José Bódalo is best known for roles in Django, Compañeros, The Beehive.
How many movies has José Bódalo been in?
Over a 37-year career (since 1948), José Bódalo has appeared in 64 movies and 2 TV shows.
What was José Bódalo's first movie?
The career of José Bódalo began with Alhucemas (1948).
What is José Bódalo's most recent movie or series?
José Bódalo's most recent release is La Comedia Musical Española, which premiered on October 1, 1985.
What TV shows has José Bódalo appeared in?
On television, José Bódalo has appeared in Tales to Keep You Awake, Cañas y barro, La Comedia Musical Española.
José Bódalo
1916-03-24 · Córdoba, Argentina
José Bódalo (March 24, 1916 – July 24, 1985) was an Argentine born Spanish film actor.José Bódalo, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.