Alfredo Alcón
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Acting Credits
Biography
Alfredo Félix Alcón was an Argentine theatre and film actor born in Buenos Aires. Widely regarded as one of the best and most important Argentine actors of the 20th century. He worked in more than 50 movies since his first one and received many recognitions for his work: among others, the Silver Condor, the Martin Fierro Award and the 1981 Diamond Konex Award.
Known For
Filmography
El exilio de San Martín
2006
Son of the Bride
2001
as Himself
Por el nombre de Dios
1999
as Julián de la Serna
Vulnerables
1999
as Leopoldo Albarracín Larguía
Cohen vs. Rosi
1998
as Américo / Mirta
Malajunta
1996
Cortázar
1994
as Julio Cortazar (voice)
El amante de las películas mudas
1994
I Don't Want to Talk About It
1993
as Narrator
Historias Breves 0: Vértigos, o contemplación de algo que cae
1993
as (voz)
País cerrado, teatro abierto
1990
as Self
El dueño del sol
1987
El prontuario del señor K
1987
El caso Matías
1985
Pubis angelical
1982
as Pozzi
The Hole in the Wall
1982
as Bruno Sánchez
Un idilio de estación
1978
Love Letters of a Nun
1978
as Don Agustín Rojas
What's Autumn?
1977
as Alejandro
Saverio, el cruel
1977
as Saverio
Nazareno Cruz and the Wolf
1975
as The Powerful
Kid Head
1975
as Roberto Gordillo, El Pibe Cabeza
Painted Lips
1974
as Juan Carlos
The Seven Madmen
1973
as Erdosain
The Mafia
1972
as Luciano Pennoa
Güemes, la tierra en armas
1971
as General Martín Miguel de Güemes
The Knight of the Sword
1970
as Gen. José de San Martín
Alta comedia
1970
Martín Fierro
1968
as Martín Fierro
Voy a hablar de la esperanza
1966
Jandro
1965
as Pedro
The Pit
1965
as Orestes Morales
Con gusto a rabia
1965
as Diego Correa
The Innocents
1963
as Bruno Sartori
The Rats
1963
Prisioneros de una noche
1962
as Martín Sánchez
Summerskin
1961
as Martín
Faena
1961
as Narrador
Un guapo del 900
1960
as Ecuménico López
Zafra
1959
The Candidate
1959
as Horacio
Luz, cámara, acción
1959
La morocha
1958
as Aníbal Soler
A Difficult Widow
1957
La pícara soñadora
1956
as Freddy / Pedro Cáceres
Love Never Dies
1955
as "Pablo Van Reisen"