Luis Peña
Acting Born Jun 20, 1918 Died Mar 29, 1977 Santander, Cantabria, Spain 71 credits
Biography
Luis Peña works in acting. Born June 20, 1918 in Santander, Cantabria, Spain. Died March 29, 1977. Archytele tracks 71 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
Career timeline
Madrid, Costa Fleming
Canciones de nuestra vida
Cousin Angelica
The Garden of DelightsJuan Pedro the ScytherEn un mundo diferente
El CuervoFurnished Studio 2.P.
La PromesaVolver a vivirBring a Little Loving
Tales to Keep You AwakeTales to Keep You AwakeFour Queens for an AceZ7 Operation Rembrandt
The Amazing Doctor GThe Two Parachutists
A Clean ShotTwo Gangsters in the Wild WestTengo 17 años
Plaza de Oriente
Kill and Be Killed
El pobre GarcíaHistoria de un hombreCanción de arrabal
Police Calling 091La rosa rojaEl precio de la sangre
We Are 18 Years OldVacations in MajorcaDe espaldas a la puertaLlegaron los franceses
El pasado te acusaLa frontera del miedoThe Mine
Ambush in TangierQuiéreme con músicaWhom God ForgivesMadrugada
La mestizaMain StreetEmbajadores en el infierno
Surcos
La esfinge maragata
Locura de amor
Reina santaDulcinea
Chantaje
Bambú
Altar mayorNi tuyo ni míoYo no me casoTarjeta de visitaElla, él y sus millones
La boda de Quinita FloresEl 13-13
Vidas cruzadasFollow the Legion!
Porque te vi llorar¡Harka!Los millones de PolichinelaLa doncella de la duquesa
La nascita di SalomèBoyEl rey que rabió
Nuestro culpable
En busca de una canción
Full Filmography
71 titles- Madrid, Costa Fleming (1976) as Don Adolfo Matallana
- Canciones de nuestra vida (1975) as Self
- Cousin Angelica (1974) as Sacerdote
- The Garden of Delights (1970) as Ejecutivo
- Juan Pedro the Scyther (1970) as Maestro
- En un mundo diferente (1970)
- El Cuervo (1969) as Reverendo Rufus Griswold
- Furnished Studio 2.P. (1969) as Don Benito, el director
- La Promesa (1968) as Sr. Goodler
- Volver a vivir (1968) as Andrés Medina, periodista
- Bring a Little Loving (1968) as Chou Fang
- Tales to Keep You Awake (1966)
- Tales to Keep You Awake (1966) as Reverendo Rufus Grisworld
- Four Queens for an Ace (1966) as Misrah Petrich
- Z7 Operation Rembrandt (1966) as da Silva
- The Amazing Doctor G (1965) as Biscia d'Oro
- The Two Parachutists (1965) as Alvardo Garcia
- A Clean Shot (1964) as Martin
- Two Gangsters in the Wild West (1964) as Tuerto
- Tengo 17 años (1964) as Mauro
- Plaza de Oriente (1963) as Andrés García Gallardo
- Kill and Be Killed (1962) as Chófer
- El pobre García (1961) as Doctor Lillo
- Historia de un hombre (1961)
- Canción de arrabal (1961) as Carlos Obregón
- Police Calling 091 (1960) as Julio
- La rosa roja (1960) as Antonio 'El Nebrijano'
- El precio de la sangre (1960)
- We Are 18 Years Old (1959) as Luis Fernández
- Vacations in Majorca (1959) as Antonio Córdoba (uncredited)
- De espaldas a la puerta (1959) as Ramón
- Llegaron los franceses (1959) as Capitán Duvalliers
- El pasado te acusa (1958) as Andrés
- La frontera del miedo (1958) as Ramón Velasco
- The Mine (1958) as Sante
- Ambush in Tangier (1957) as González
- Quiéreme con música (1957) as Amadeo
- Whom God Forgives (1957) as Andrés
- Madrugada (1957) as Leandro
- La mestiza (1956) as Inspector
- Main Street (1956) as Luis
- Embajadores en el infierno (1956) as Teniente Alvar
- Surcos (1951) as Mellao
- La esfinge maragata (1950) as Rogelio
- Locura de amor (1948) as Noble
- Reina santa (1947) as Nuño de Lara
- Dulcinea (1947) as Sánchez Cocles
- Chantaje (1946) as Comisario de policía
- Bambú (1945) as Alejandro Arellano
- Altar mayor (1944) as Javier
- Ni tuyo ni mío (1944) as Enrique
- Yo no me caso (1944)
- Tarjeta de visita (1944)
- Ella, él y sus millones (1944) as Joaquín Peñagarcía
- Eugenia de Montijo (1944) as Maupas
- La boda de Quinita Flores (1943) as Manrique Flores
- El 13-13 (1943) as Secretario coronel Berkel
- Vidas cruzadas (1942) as Manolo
- Follow the Legion! (1942) as Mauro
- Porque te vi llorar (1941) as José
- ¡Harka! (1941) as Teniente Carlos Herrera
- Los millones de Polichinela (1941)
- La doncella de la duquesa (1941)
- La nascita di Salomè (1940) as Kadòr, l'ambasciatore
- Boy (1940) as Javier
- El rey que rabió (1940) as El rey
- Nuestro culpable (1938) as (uncredited)
- En busca de una canción (1937) as El gerente
- Diez días millonaria (1934)
- El agua en el suelo (1934) as Padre Azores
- A Whole Life (1930) as Bobby
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Luis Peña best known for?
Luis Peña is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including A Very Natural Thing (1974), A Very Natural Thing (1974), Police Calling 091 (1960), We Are 18 Years Old (1959).
When and where was Luis Peña born?
Luis Peña was born on June 20, 1918 in Santander, Cantabria, Spain. They passed away on March 29, 1977.
How many credits does Luis Peña have?
Luis Peña has accumulated over 71 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1930 to 1976.
Luis Peña by the numbers
71credits
69films
2TV series
1930–1976active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Tales to Keep You Awake (1966) — aged about 48
- Tales to Keep You Awake (1966) as Reverendo Rufus Grisworld — aged about 48
- Surcos (1951) as Mellao — aged about 33
- Police Calling 091 (1960) as Julio — aged about 42
- We Are 18 Years Old (1959) as Luis Fernández — aged about 41
- Bambú (1945) as Alejandro Arellano — aged about 27
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