Daniel Giménez Cacho
Acting
- Nascimento:
- 1961-05-15
- Local de nascimento:
- Madrid, Spain
Biografia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Daniel Giménez Cacho (born May 15, 1961 in Madrid, Spain) is a Spanish-born Ariel award winner Mexican actor who has starred in several Mexican films such as Solo con tu pareja, Cronos, Midaq Alley and Arráncame la Vida, among others as well as in Spanish Films (La Mala Educación) and TV shows. He is known for having worked with some of the most important hispanic filmmakers like Guillermo Del Toro, Alfonso Cuarón, Jorge Fons and Pedro Almodóvar. Giménez Cacho also appeared in La Hora Marcada, a TV show written and directed by Alfonso Cuarón and Guillermo Del Toro and in the Mexican telenovela Teresa. His voice is heard throughout Y tu mamá también as the narrator. In 2009 appear in the Mexican remake of the Argentina TV series Locas de Amor. Description above from the Wikipedia article Daniel Giménez Cacho, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
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Filmografia
México 1986
La peluca
Tú y Yo
Juana
Depeche Mode: M
Molusco
Kill the Jockey
Festa no Covil
Família
BARDO, Falsa Crônica de Algumas Verdades
Memória
Rede Privada: Quem Matou Manuel Buendía?
Sibéria
El diablo entre las piernas
Chicuarotes
A Balsa
Em seu lugar
Un extraño enemigo
Aqui na Terra
O Eterno Feminino
La habitación
Zama
Años Luz
A Cordilheira
A Promessa
O Jeremias
O Eleito
Estás me Matando Susana
O Monstro de Mil Cabeças
Sopladora de hojas
El placer es mío
Clube dos Corvos
Ella es Ramona
Crónica de castas
El Santos vs la Tetona Mendoza
Los Rollos Perdidos
Come Out and Play
Branca de Neve
Isso é México!
Colosio: O Assassinato
Plano de Fuga
La lección de pintura
Somos lo que hay
Gritos D Muerte y Libertad
O Inferno
Gritos de Muerte y Libertad
El atentado
Amor en fin
Bajo la Sal
Voy a explotar
Arranca-me a Vida
Nacido Sin
A Honra de um Herói
Zona do Crime
El corazón delator
Las vidas de Celia
Vozes Inocentes
Impressions from the Shoot: Making Bad Education
Santo Contra los Clones
Perder es cuestión de método