Alfredo Mayo
He left his studies of Medicine to enter the age of 18 years at the theater company of Ernesto Vilches. After the end of the Spanish Civil War, where he became a lieutenant of Aviation. He started his professional career as one of the leading men favorites of the directors of the franco regime. Reached a great fame in the post-war period to embody the prototype of the gallant military and heroic and of the franco regime. He made his debut in 1935, but his breakthrough came in 1941 with Race, José Luis Sáenz de Heredia. After this came To me the legion (1942), of Juan de Orduña, with one starring also The lioness of Castille (1951), together with Amparo Rivelles. Other of his films are the extraordinary hunting (1965), directed by Carlos Saura, Peppermint Frappé (1967), also of Saura, or The challenges (1969), directed by Víctor Erice. He has participated in more than 250 films.
Movies starring Alfredo Mayo (136)
Padre De Rodrigo
Clussá's Grandfather
Lábaro
Don Amalio
Aldo
Ricardo
Don Pedro
Hombre Emocionado / Emiliano / Alfredo
Doctor Armayor, Director Del Sanatorio
Don Carlos
Dr. Ángel Alcántara
Don Alfonso
Juan De La Cierva
Padre Francisco De Borja
Coronel Gonzalo Rivas
Gran Duque Vladimir De Rusia
Manrique
Víctor
Pablo Sarasate
Capitán Santiago Balcázar
Marcelo
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