José Franco
Actor
71 years (Apr 25, 1908 – Jan 30, 1980)Madrid, España
The credits list José Franco as a Spanish actor, and the record says little more than that. 1936 is the earliest year the record covers. Genre-wise, the record points to comedy. The professional trail comes to 57 credits, no more. His work in 'Welcome Mr. Marshall!' as Delegado general is the entry that stands out. He is credited in 'Placido'.
José Franco
Actor
The credits list José Franco as a Spanish actor, and the record says little more than that. 1936 is the earliest year the record covers. Genre-wise, the record points to comedy. The professional trail comes to 57 credits, no more. His work in 'Welcome Mr. Marshall!' as Delegado general is the entry that stands out. He is credited in 'Placido'.
Movies: 56 titles
Plays Dr. Purgón
The Imaginary Invalid
1979
Plays Delegado general
Welcome Mr. Marshall!
1953
Plays Villanueva
Climax
1977
Plays Don Leoncio
El caserío
1972
Plays Don Rafael
Facultad de Letras
1952
Plays Don Pagaré
Queen of the Chantecler
1962
Plays Don Próspero
Esa voz es una mina
1956
Plays Shopkeeper
The Cannibal Man
1972
Plays Marmolista
A House Without Boundaries
1972
Plays Don Jerónimo
Nothing Ever Happens
1963
Plays Matías Helguera
Placido
1962
Plays Padre Alfonso
The Priest
1978
Plays Sacerdote (1)
El arte de no casarse
1966
Plays Dario
It's Not Good for a Man to Be Alone
1973
Plays Editor
A Love Story
1967
Plays Notario
El destino se disculpa
1945
Plays Señor Comas
Airport
1953
Plays Propietario del Tablao Flamenco
The Salary of Crime
1964
Plays Don Ramón
The Family and One More
1965
Plays Dueño de Bataclán
A Man Called Autumn Flower
1978
Plays Director de escena (as Pepe Franco)
El pescador de coplas
1954
Plays Pepe el mayordomo
Como dos gotas de agua
1964
Plays Tenor
That Happy Couple
1953
Plays Examinador
The Clear Motives of Desire
1977
Plays Don Paco
La batalla del domingo
1963
Plays Martinete
El señor Esteve
1948
Plays Simón
La Corea
1976
Plays Tío
Los días de Cabirio
1971
Plays Germán - padre de Pili
La vida en un bloc
1956
Plays Obispo
Historia de S
1979
Plays Comisario
Love Charm
1947
Plays Hotel Manager
The Nail
1944
Plays Fray Cipriano
El segundo poder
1976
Plays Filomeno
La garbanza negra, que en paz descanse...
1972
Plays Sacerdote en boda
Cuando los niños vienen de Marsella
1974
Plays Don Juan (segment "El Aniversario")
Las viudas
1966
Plays Don Matías
The Crime of Bordadores Street
1946
Plays Obispo
Un curita cañón
1974
Plays Froilas
Reina santa
1947
Plays Hombre importante
The Little Birds
1974
Plays Encargado de garaje
The Last Horse
1950
Plays Maitre
Mare nostrum
1948
TV Shows: 1 title
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A Man Called Autumn Flower
Full Filmography
The Imaginary Invalid
Dr. Purgón
1979
Historia de S
Obispo
1979
A Man Called Autumn Flower
Dueño de Bataclán
1978
The Priest
Padre Alfonso
1978
The Clear Motives of Desire
Examinador
1977
Climax
Villanueva
1977
La Corea
Simón
1976
El segundo poder
Fray Cipriano
1976
Cuando los niños vienen de Marsella
Sacerdote en boda
1974
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is José Franco still alive?
José Franco passed away on January 30, 1980 at age 71.
What are the most famous roles of José Franco?
José Franco is best known for roles in Welcome Mr. Marshall!, Placido, The Cannibal Man.
How many movies has José Franco been in?
Over a 44-year career (since 1936), José Franco has appeared in 56 movies and 1 TV shows.
What was José Franco's first movie?
The career of José Franco began with Santos Vega (1936).
What is José Franco's most recent movie or series?
José Franco's most recent release is The Imaginary Invalid, which premiered on October 14, 1979.
What TV shows has José Franco appeared in?
On television, José Franco has appeared in Tales to Keep You Awake, Plinio.
José Franco
1908-04-25 · Madrid, España
The credits list José Franco as a Spanish actor, and the record says little more than that. 1936 is the earliest year the record covers. Genre-wise, the record points to comedy. The professional trail comes to 57 credits, no more. His work in 'Welcome Mr. Marshall!' as Delegado general is the entry that stands out. He is credited in 'Placido'.