Rafael del Río
Acting Born Jan 14, 1937 Mexico City, México 11 credits
Biography
Rafael del Río works in acting. Born January 14, 1937 in Mexico City, México. Archytele tracks 11 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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Frequent co-stars
César Costa
1 shared title
Maricruz Olivier
1 shared title
Alma Delia Fuentes
1 shared title
Regina Torné
1 shared title
Lilia Prado
1 shared title
Ofelia Montesco
1 shared title
Jaime Fernández
1 shared title
Andrés Soler
1 shared title
Sergio Bustamante
1 shared title
Rosa Elena Durgel
1 shared title
Career timeline
When Children are Gone
Adios cuñado
El fugitivoLos Jinetes De La Bruja
Preciosa
La fierecilla del puertoThe Invasion of the Vampires
Los JóvenesThe Trial of the Vivanco Ladies
Vuelta al paraíso
The Vivanco Ladies
Full Filmography
11 titles- Adios cuñado (1967) as Raúl
- Vuelta al paraíso (1960)
- Preciosa (1965)
- La fierecilla del puerto (1963) as Alberto
- When Children are Gone (1969) as Ing. Tomás Méndez
- El fugitivo (1966) as Marcos
- The Vivanco Ladies (1959) as Jaimito
- Los Jinetes De La Bruja (1966) as Alcides
- The Invasion of the Vampires (1963) as Dr. Alvaran
- Los Jóvenes (1961) as Gabriel Souza
- The Trial of the Vivanco Ladies (1961) as Jaimito
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Rafael del Río best known for?
Rafael del Río is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Adios cuñado (1967), Vuelta al paraíso (1960).
When and where was Rafael del Río born?
Rafael del Río was born on January 14, 1937 in Mexico City, México.
How many credits does Rafael del Río have?
Rafael del Río has accumulated over 11 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1959 to 1969.
Rafael del Río by the numbers
11credits
11films
0TV series
1959–1969active years
Age in their best-rated roles
- Vuelta al paraíso (1960) — aged about 23
- Adios cuñado (1967) as Raúl — aged about 30
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