Rafael Inclán
Biography
Rafael Jiménez Inclán is a Mexican actor born on February 22, 1941, in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. With a recognized international career, he has accumulated 147 known credits in acting across movies and television shows. Throughout his career, he has earned recognition by winning awards in theater, film, and television, including the Ariel for Best Actor.
Career overview
Rafael Jiménez Inclán is a Mexican actor born on February 22, 1941, in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. He has established a recognized international career in the entertainment industry, contributing to film, television, and theater. Throughout his career, his work has been recognized with various awards across these mediums, including winning an Ariel for Best Actor.
In addition to his accolades and international presence, Rafael Inclán maintains a substantial body of work in acting, with a known total of 147 credits recorded on The Movie Database.
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152 titles- Los hilos del pasado (2025) as Benjamín
- El Maleficio (2023) as Darío
- ¡Chócalas Compayito! (2023) as Antonio
- Cabo (2022) as Alfonso "Poncho" Chávez
- Albertano Contra los Mostros (2022) as El Gran Inquisidor
- Mi Marido tiene Más Familia (2018) as Eugenio Córcega
- The Promise (2018) as Amadeo
- Mi marido tiene familia (2017) as Eugenio Córcega Sierra
- You Live for Me (2017) as El Chayo
- Mi corazón es tuyo (2014) as Nicolas "Nico" Lascuráin
- Crónica de castas (2014) as Julián Hernández
- The Legend of the Guanajuato Mummies (2014) as Alebrije (voice)
- Familia Gang (2014)
- The daughter of Moctezuma (2013) as Moctezuma
- Flying low (2013) as Lucho Venegas Reyes
- Cachito de Cielo (2012) as Ernesto "Pupi" Landeros
- The Legend of La Llorona (2011) as Alebrije (voice)
- A Double Identity (2010) as Victtorio Conti
- Perdida (2009)
- Alma de Hierro (2008) as Don Ignacio Hierro González
- Killer Women (2008) as Felipe Domínguez
- Killer Women (2008) as Juan Enrique Elizondo
- Killer Women (2008) as Gregorio
- Passion (2007) as Pirata
- The Legend of the Nahuala (2007) as Alebrije (voice)
- Beyond the Sky (2007) as Tio Jesús
- Mosquita muerta (2007) as Paolo Donizzeti
- Bienvenido Paisano (2006) as Epifanio
- Contracorriente (2006)
- Rebelde (2004) as Guillermo Arregui
- La Escuelita VIP (2004) as Rafael Inclán
- El Cristo de plata (2004)
- La jaula (2003) as Diputado Tranzini
- Nicotina (2003) as Goyo
- Las Lunas del Auditorio (2002) as Self
- Solamente una vez (2002)
- El ladrón de sombras (2002)
- I Murder Seriously (2002) as Vivanco
- Buitres al acecho (2001)
- The Ruination of Men (2000) as The Other Man
- El baile (1999)
- Los apuros de un mojado (1999)
- No One Writes to the Colonel (1999) as Padre Ángel
- Divine (1998)
- Sindicato de Limosneros (1998)
- Mi Pequeña Traviesa (1997) as Marcello Topacio Copote
- Solo por hoy (1997)
- Aviso oportuno (1997) as Don Lupe
- Super agente Botones (1997)
- Super agente Botones (1997) Story
- Como agua pa' longaniza (1997) as Amado
- Los peluqueros (1997)
- Devuélveme a mi hijo (1996)
- Tres bribones en la casa (1996)
- Alergia: El fruto prohibido (1996)
- ¿Con quien duermes esta noche? (1996)
- Fuera ropa (1995)
- El camotero del barrio (1995) as Floro
- A Trickle of Blood (1995)
- Hard to save (1995) as Rogelio
- Los cargadores (1995)
- El superman... Dilon dos (1995) as Angel González
- El diablo no tiene sexo (1994)
- Amor que mata (1994) as Daniel Narváez
- Lamineros y ficheras (1994) as Miguel
- La Cantina (1994)
- El hombre de las limpias: Yo, el aprendiz de brujo (1994)
- Inseminación Artificial (1993) as Casimiro
- Maten al Mexicano (1993)
- El Báculo de Pioquinto (1993)
- El superman... Dilon (1993) as Angel González
- ¡Aquí espaantan! (1993) as Timoteo
- El fisgón del hotel (1993)
- Milagro de Vietnam (1992)
- Mofles y Canek en mascara vs. cabellera (1992)
- Las dos caras de un pillo (1992)
- El chupes (1992) as Pepe 'El chupes'
- The Secret Weapon (1992)
- La dama y el judicial (1992)
- La Pícara Soñadora (1991) as Camilo López
- Cuatro pillos y un vivales (1991)
- Me alquilo por amor (1990) as Homero
- El Mofles en Acapulco (1990)
- El Mofles en Acapulco (1990) Screenplay
- The Good, the Bad and the Slut (1990)
- La chica del alacrán de oro (1990)
- Simplemente Maria (1989) as Don Chema
- Los rateros (1989) as Zapote
- El Pichichi del barrio (1989) as Pichichi
- El Chácharas (1989) as Robaciano Fuentes 'El Chácharas' / Ulysses Fuentes
- El Chácharas (1989) Adaptation
- El bar de los nacos (1989)
- Fútbol de alcoba (1988)
- Los plomeros y las ficheras (1988)
- Dos machos que ladran no muerden (1988)
- La ruletera (1987)
- Las movidas del mofles (1987)
- Nos reimos de la migra (Destrampados y mojados) (1987) as Emeterio 'Meto' Vergara
- El puente II (1986)
- La Raza Nunca Pierde (1986)
- Se Sufre pero se Goza (1986) as Elpidio Echeverria
- Huele a gas (1986) as Chilo
- Picardia mexicana 3 (1986)
- De Todas... Todas! (1985)
- El mofles y los mecánicos (1985)
- A garrote limpio (1985) as Felipe Fierro
- La Pulquería Ataca de Nuevo (1985) as El Ayates
- The Glories of the Great Púas (1984)
- El puente (1984)
- El billetero (1984)
- Corrupción (1984) as Chacuaco
- Adiós Lagunilla, adiós (1984)
- Piernas cruzadas (1984) as Pepe
- Un Hombre Violento (1984) as Charly
- La pulquería 3: Entre ficheras anda el diablo (1984) as El Ayates
- In 'N Out (1984) as Nieves Blanco
- Emanuelo (1984) as Emanuelo
- Siempre en domingo (1984)
- Los peseros (1984)
- El Dia Del Compadre (1983) as Tito
- Sexo contra sexo (1983)
- Las modelos de desnudos (1983) as Topillos
- Se me sale cuando me río (1983)
- Teatro Follies (1983)
- El héroe desconocido (1983) as Rodolfo Martínez
- Huevos rancheros (1982) as Melitón (segmento 'Un Palo Bien Dado')
- La pulquería 2 (1982) as El Ayates
- Burdel (1982) as Juan Sánchez
- Los fayuqueros de Tepito (1982)
- El vecindario (1981) as Rubén Gálvez
- El Macho Biónico (1981) as Doctor
- D.F./Distrito Federal (1981)
- El mil usos (1981)
- La pulquería (1981) as El Ayates
- ...Y Hacemos de Tocho Morocho (1981) as El Pato Lucas
- La cosecha de mujeres (1981)
- Rigo is Love (1980) as El Güiro
- Snow White and Her 7 Lovers (1980) as El Zopilote
- Las Tentadoras (1980) as Melchor Rojas
- El fayuquero (1979)
- El sexo me da risa (1979) as (segmento 'La Comisaría')
- Muñecas de medianoche (1979) as Perico / Licha
- The Loving Ones (1979) as Gaspar
- ¡Esa mi raza! (1979)
- El alburero (1979)
- La comadrita (1978) as Atanasio
- Noches de Cabaret: Las Reinas del Talón (1978)
- Las ficheras: Bellas de noche II (1977) as Movidas
- Bellas De Noche (1975) as El Movidas
- Lágrimas de mi barrio (1973)
- El caballo torero (1973)
- Las golfas (1969) as El Predicador
Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Rafael Inclán best known for?
Rafael Inclán is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including El Maleficio (2023), Mi marido tiene familia (2017), Mi corazón es tuyo (2014), The Legend of La Llorona (2011).
When and where was Rafael Inclán born?
Rafael Inclán was born on February 22, 1941 in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico.
How many credits does Rafael Inclán have?
Rafael Inclán has accumulated over 152 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1969 to 2025.
What is Rafael Inclán's background in cinema and television?
Rafael Jiménez Inclán is a Mexican actor born on February 22, 1941, in Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico. With a recognized international career, he has accumulated 147 known credits in acting across movies and television shows. Throughout his career, he has earned recognition by winning awards in theater, film, and television, ...
Rafael Inclán by the numbers
Age in their best-rated roles
- Rebelde (2004) as Guillermo Arregui — aged about 63
- Mi corazón es tuyo (2014) as Nicolas "Nico" Lascuráin — aged about 73
- The Legend of La Llorona (2011) as Alebrije (voice) — aged about 70
- Mi marido tiene familia (2017) as Eugenio Córcega Sierra — aged about 76
- Alma de Hierro (2008) as Don Ignacio Hierro González — aged about 67
- Passion (2007) as Pirata — aged about 66
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