Carlos Riquelme
Carlos Riquelme studied law and philosophy, but turned to acting and made his stage debut in the mid-1930s. His first screen appearance followed in 1938. Riquelme's meek looks somewhat typecast him as clerks and doctors in his earlier pictures, but from time to time he was given change-of-pace roles, such as the mad doctor in Ladrón de cadáveres (1957). Later he would specialize in mildly distracted, fey but generally sympathetic parts. He appeared in a number of international productions such as Bajo el volcán (1984) and Un lugar llamado Milagro (1988), and also did considerable TV dubbing and radio work. He received a Best Actor Ariel nomination for En la tormenta (1982) and a nomination as Best Suppporting Actor for El joven Juárez (1954).
Movies starring Carlos Riquelme (138)
Licenciado
Don Eolio
Don Carlos
Valentín
Don Lucas Ramírez
Don Acasio
Don Rosendo
Betty's Father
Padre Silva
Prof. Eladio Tejeda
Lic. Andrade
Sr. Camacho (Camachito)
Antonio
Doctor (Sin Créditos)
The Commissioner
Arturo De La Colina
Norberto
Anunciador
Carlos Medina
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