Carlos Cores (April 19, 1923 – February 8, 2000) was an
Argentine
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film actor
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, and
film director
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.
Cores entered films in 1939 and starred in over 60 films between then and his retirement in the early 1980s. In 1968 he directed, acted and wrote ''
Asalto a la Ciudad''. He died in 2000, aged 76, in
San Fernando, Buenos Aires
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Geography
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Filmography
Director
*''Asalto en la ciudad'' (1961)
*''Lindor Covas, el cimarrón'' (1963)
*''La ruleta del Diablo''/''La ciudad de los cuervos'' (unpublished – 1968)
Writer
*''Asalto en la ciudad'' (1961)
*''Lindor Covas, el cimarrón'' (1963)
Actor
*''...Y mañana serán hombres'' (1939, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''
Yo conocí a esa mujer
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Carlos Borcosque)
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*''Incertidumbre'' (1942, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''Un nuevo amanecer'' (1942, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''Cada hogar un mundo'' (1942, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''
Valle negro'' (1943, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''La juventud manda'' (1943, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''
Back in the Seventies'' (1945, dir.
Francisco Mugica)
*''Éramos seis'' (1945, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''La amarga verdad'' (1945, Chile, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
*''
The Lady of Death'' (1946, dir.
Carlos Hugo Christiansen) - Roberto Braun
*''
The Naked Angel'' (1946, dir.
Carlos Hugo Christiansen) - Mario
*''Esperanza'' (1946, dir.
Francisco Mugica y
Eduardo Boneo)
*''Siete para un secreto'' (1947, dir.
Carlos Borcosque)
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La gran tentación
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*''Tierras hechizadas'' (inédita - 1948, dir.
Emilio Guerineau)
*''Hipólito, el de Santa'' (1950, México, dir.
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*''Hombres a precio'' (1949, dir.
Bernardo Spoliansky)
*''Nuestras vidas'' (1950, México, dir.
Ramón Peón) - Raúl / Armando
*''La malcasada'' (1950, México, dir.
José Díaz Morales
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Director
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*''Curvas peligrosas'' (1950, México, dir.
Tito Davison
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*''El ciclón del Caribe'' (1950, México, dir.
Ramón Pereda)
*''Mi vida por la tuya'' (1951, dir.
Roberto Gavaldón
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*''
Women Without Tomorrow'' (1951, México, dir.
Tito Daviison) - Antonio
*''
María Cristina'' (1951, México, dir.
Ramón Pereda)
*''
Paco the Elegant'' (1952, México, dir.
Adolfo Fernández Bustamante
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Selected filmography
* ''The Coward (1939 film), The Coward'' (1939)
* ''El baisano Jalil'' (1942)
* ''The Two Orphans (1944 film), The Two Orphan ...
) - Miguel Labra
*''Enseñame a besar'' (1952, México, dir.
Tito Davison
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*''La Parda Flora'' (1952, dir.
León Klimovsky
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*''
La Muerte en las calles'' (1952, dir.
Leo Fleider
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*''
Del otro lado del puente'' (1953, dir. Carlos Rinaldi) - Roberto Aguirre
*''
El grito sagrado'' (1954, dir. Luis César Amadori) - Martin Thompson
*''Guacho'' (1954, dir. Luis César Amadori)
*''
The Man Who Owed a Death'' (1955, dir. Mario Soffici) - Héctor Rossi
*''
Love Never Dies'' (1955, dir. Luis César Amadori)
*''
El Juramento de Lagardere'' (1955, dir. León Klimovsky)
*''Sangre y acero'' (1956, dir.
Lucas Demare
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) - Tomás
*''El último perro'' (1955, dir.
Lucas Demare
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Los tallos amargos
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Fernando Ayala
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*''El diablo de vacaciones'' (unfinished - 1957, dir.
Ferruccio Cerio)
*''Mi mujer necesita marido'' (1959, México, dir.
Rolando Aguilar) - Ricardo
*''La mujer y la bestia'' (1959, México, dir.
Alfonso Corona Blake) - Dr. Enrique Molina
*''Vivir del cuento'' (1960, México, dir.
Rafael Baledón) - Renato del Valle
*''Una canción para recordar'' (1960, México, dir.
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*''Las canciones unidas'' (1960, México, dir.
Julio Bracho
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Tito Davison
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* ''Shadows of Glory'' (1930) ...
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*''Male and Female Since Adam and Eve'' (1961, United States, dir.
Carlos Rinaldi) - Robert
*''En busca de la muerte'' (1961, México, dir.
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* ''We Maids'' (1951)
* ''The Cry of the Fles ...
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*''Mate Cosido'' (1962, dir.
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*''
Accidente 703'' (1962, dir.
José María Forqué) - Julio
*''Detrás de la mentira'' (1962, dir.
Emilio Vieyra
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*''Rumbos malditos'' (inédita - 1962, dir.
Goffredo Alessandrini
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*''Lindor Covas, el cimarrón'' (1963, dir. Carlos Cores) - Lindor Covas
*''La fin del mundo'' (1963, dir.
Emilio Vieyra
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*''Curse of the Stone Hand'' (1964, Estados Unidos, dir.
Carlos Hugo Christiansen y
Jerry Warren
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*''Una excursión a los indios ranqueles'' (unfinished - 1965, dir.
Derlis Beccaglia)
*''Asalto en la ciudad'' (1968, dir. Carlos Cores) - Antonio Fernández
*''La ciudad de los cuervos'' (unpublished - 1969, dir. Carlos Cores)
*''
Yo maté a Facundo'' (1975, dir.
Hugo del Carril) - Facundo Quiroga
External links
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1923 births
2000 deaths
Argentine male film actors
Argentine film directors
People from Buenos Aires Province
20th-century Argentine male actors
Burials at La Chacarita Cemetery