Eduardo Alcaraz
- Known For
- Acting
- Born
- April 13, 1915 in Santiago de Chile, Chile
- Died
- April 18, 1987 (aged 72)
- Active Years
- 1951–1986 (36 Years)
- Total Credits
- 105 credits in database
Biography
Eduardo Alcaraz was a Chilean actor born on April 13, 1915, in Santiago, Chile, under the birth name Alfredo Vergara Morales. He relocated to Mexico in 1951, where he participated in various films during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema as a supporting actor. His filmography includes credits such as Escuela de vagabundos, Estos zorros locos, locos, locos, and El barrendero. Beyond his on-screen work, he was a voice actor whose contributions included hundreds of Spanish-language dubs for television series and cartoons from around the world. He also holds credits for his voice work in international productions. Alcaraz died on April 18, 1987, in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico.
Career overview
Eduardo Alcaraz was born Alfredo Vergara Morales on April 13, 1915, in Santiago, Chile. He was an actor who established his career in Mexico, where he was based starting in 1951, and participated as a supporting actor in various films during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. Over the course of his career, he accumulated 105 known credits in acting.
Among his film credits are Estos zorros locos, locos, locos released in 1981, El barrendero from 1982, and Escuela de vagabundos released in 1955. His filmography also includes appearances associated with international titles such as Dracula in 1931, Bride of Frankenstein in 1935, Sunset Boulevard in 1950, and Some Like It Hot in 1959. In addition to his screen acting work, his voice was utilized in hundreds of Spanish-language translations for television series and cartoons from around the world, earning recognition as a voice actor in dubbing.
Eduardo Alcaraz passed away on April 18, 1987, in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico.
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105 titles- El Engaño (1986) as David Letterman
- Buenas y con... movidas (1983)
- The Black Widow (1983)
- El Barrendero (1982) as Don Chafas
- Zorro, The Gay Blade (1981) as Don Jose
- Mi nombre es Sergio, soy alcohólico (1981) as Dr. Armando Camarena
- El testamento (1981) as Don Agustín
- Rigo is Love (1980) as El Gallino
- Vivir para amar (1980)
- Una mujer marcada (1979) as Franco
- La Güera Rodríguez (1978) as Don Mariano Briones
- The Year of the Plague (1978) as Dr. Luis Mario Zavala
- Mundo de Juguete (1974) as Pedro
- El carita (1974)
- Conserje en condominio (1974) as Lic. Rufino
- La muerte de Pancho Villa (1974)
- Who Killed Grandpa? (1972)
- Los ángeles de la tarde (1972)
- ¡Cómo hay gente sinvergüenza! (1972)
- La Martina (1972) as Don Fernando
- Departamento de soltero (1971)
- El tunco Maclovio (1970) as Tadeo Moncada
- Friar Juan (1970)
- Vuelve el ojo de vidrio (1970)
- La mujer de oro (1970) as Ingeniero
- El cuerpazo del delito (1970) as (segment "La insaciable")
- Un Quijote sin mancha (1969) as Licenciado en delegación
- Adventures of Juliancito (1969) as Maestro
- Cuernos debajo de la cama (1969)
- Como perros y gatos (1969) as Don Juan
- The Great Adventure (1969)
- Por mis pistolas (1968) as Don Chuchito
- Un nuevo modo de amar (1968)
- Valentín de la Sierra (1968)
- Your Excellency (1967) as Don Salustio Menchaca, embajador de Los Cocos
- El matrimonio es como el demonio (1967) as Antonio Ancira
- Dos pintores pintorescos (1967) as Profesor italiano
- Sangre en Rio Bravo (1966) as Krauss
- Frente al destino (1964)
- Napoleoncito (1964) as Presidente del banco
- Cri-Cri the Singing little cricket (1963) as Empresario De Carpa
- Pilotos de la muerte (1962) as El Barbas
- La entrega de Chucho el Roto (1962)
- Ojos tapatíos (1961)
- The Phantom of the Operetta (1960) as Don Quique
- El Violetero (1960) as Lic. Vidales
- The Sin of a Mother (1960) as Fito, empresario
- Refifí entre las mujeres (1958) as Don Julián
- Mi desconocida esposa (1958) as Gregorio Salas
- School for Buglars (1958) as Toño
- Trip to the Moon (1958) as Presidente
- Casadas en Apuros (1958)
- Aladdin and the Marvelous Lamp (1958) as Genio de la lámpara
- La mafia del crimen (1958) as Jefe policial
- The Adventures of Pito Pérez (1957) as Padre Pueco
- Comedians of the League (1957) as El abandonado (as Eduardo Arcaraz)
- The Body Snatcher (1957) as Police Chief
- Vanilla, Bronze and to Die (1957) as Papá de Enrique
- The Champion Cyclist (1957) as Don Cosme Morales
- Pablo y Carolina (1957)
- La adúltera (1956) as Amigo de Raúl
- Silent Fear (1956) as Dr. Rivas
- The Brave One (1956) as Ticket seller (uncredited)
- The Hidden One (1956) as Señor Ariza
- Una lección de amor (1956)
- The Third Word (1956) as Administrador Roldán
- ¡Viva la juventud! (1956) as Don Rodrigo
- Unfaithful Wives (1956)
- Spring in the Heart (1956)
- La sierra del terror (1956)
- The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz (1955) as Gordo Azuara (uncredited)
- School for Tramps (1955) as Audifas
- Melodías de amor (1955) as El Güero Salcido
- Drop the Curtain (1955) as Artista en teatro (uncredited)
- Tu vida entre mis manos (1955) as Nicolas, cantinero
- Historia de un abrigo de mink (1955) as Sr. Rosenblum
- The Medallion of Crime (1955) as Ramiro
- The Cha Cha Cha Widows (1955)
- El vendedor de muñecas (1955) as Carlos Texeira
- Se solicitan modelos (1954) as Señor Silvanito
- Hijas casaderas (1954)
- El gran autor (1954) as Amigo de Sergio (sin créditos)
- Rebellion of the Hanged (1954) as Doctor
- Camelia (1954) as (uncredited)
- Damned City! (1954) as Movie Director
- Un minuto de bondad (1954) as Gaspar
- La desconocida (1954)
- Cuando me vaya (1954) as Sr. Dobie (uncredited)
- Orquídeas para mi esposa (1954) as L.G. Castro
- La visita que no tocó el timbre (1954) as Don Francisco Delgado
- El señor fotógrafo (1953) as Coronel
- Fruto prohibido (1953) as Felipe, mayordomo
- Nunca es tarde para amar (1953)
- Las infieles (1953) as Aurelio (sin créditos)
- Mi campeón (1952) as Señor Maccini (uncredited)
- El bombero atómico (1952) as Sargento Policía
- Si yo fuera diputado (1952) as Doctor
- Far from Heaven (1952) as Dr. Velasco
- Las locuras de Tin Tan (1952) as Landa (uncredited)
- Two Faces Have the Destiny (1952) as Agente de policía (uncredited)
- Meat in Prison (1952) as Señor director carcel
- Lost Love (1951) as Don Paco
- Cárcel de mujeres (1951) as Teniente
- Los enredos de una gallega (1951)
- Ella y yo (1951) as Agente viajero
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Eduardo Alcaraz best known for?
Eduardo Alcaraz is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including El Engaño (1986), El Barrendero (1982), Mundo de Juguete (1974), El carita (1974).
When and where was Eduardo Alcaraz born?
Eduardo Alcaraz was born on April 13, 1915 in Santiago de Chile, Chile. They passed away on April 18, 1987.
How many credits does Eduardo Alcaraz have?
Eduardo Alcaraz has 105 film and television credits listed on archytele, with work dated between 1951 and 1986.
What is Eduardo Alcaraz's background in cinema and television?
Eduardo Alcaraz was a Chilean actor born on April 13, 1915, in Santiago, Chile, under the birth name Alfredo Vergara Morales. He relocated to Mexico in 1951, where he participated in various films during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema as a supporting actor. His filmography includes credits such as Escuela de vagabund...
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Age in their best-rated roles
- Mundo de Juguete (1974) as Pedro — aged about 59
- El Engaño (1986) as David Letterman — aged about 71
- El bombero atómico (1952) as Sargento Policía — aged about 37
- El señor fotógrafo (1953) as Coronel — aged about 38
- Your Excellency (1967) as Don Salustio Menchaca, embajador de Los Cocos — aged about 52
- School for Tramps (1955) as Audifas — aged about 40
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