José Manuel Poncelis
Biography
José Manuel Poncelis works in acting. Died August 31, 2024. Archytele tracks 27 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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27 titles- Cóyotl, Hero and Beast (2025)
- Curandero (2025) as Jesús
- Disappear Completely (2024) as Chamán
- ¡Que viva México! (2023) as Don Pancracio
- Tótem (2023) as Tío Octavio
- I Don't Want to Be Dust (2022) as Cuidador del cementerio
- Aztech (2020)
- Ricochet (2020) as Gallero 1
- Marionette (2020)
- Besieged: Mexico (2019) as Chaman
- Powder (2019) as Facundo
- I Dream in Another Language (2017) as Isauro
- Ik Dietrick Fon, the hidden sound of things (2015) as Doorman
- Diente por diente (2013) as Rutilio
- La noche de las flores (2011)
- Crazy Carnival (2006) as La Patria
- Never on a Sunday (2006) as Pancho
- National Geographic: Pyramids of Death (2005) as Self
- Man on Fire (2004) as School Clerk
- Man on Fire (2004) Stunts
- Cero y van cuatro (2004) as Taxista ("El Torzón")
- The Tiger of Santa Julia (2002) as Carmelo
- Streeters (2001) as Teporocho
- Hijos del viento (2000) as Chaman
- Herod's Law (1999) as Filemón
- Under California: The Limit of Time (1998) as Indígena
- Cabeza de Vaca (1991) as Wounded Indian
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What movies or TV shows is José Manuel Poncelis best known for?
José Manuel Poncelis is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Disappear Completely (2024), Man on Fire (2004), Man on Fire (2004), Kingdom (2012).
How many credits does José Manuel Poncelis have?
José Manuel Poncelis has accumulated over 27 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1991 to 2025.
What is José Manuel Poncelis's background in cinema and television?
With a career of more than 35 years as a theater, film, and television series actor, he has also worked as a theater director, also venturing into playwriting and production. He has acted in more than 20 films, some of them are: “Marionetas” by Álvaro Curiel, “Polvo” directed by José María Yaspik, “Sueño en otro Idioma...
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