Jaime Blanch

Jaime Blanch is the son of the actors José Blanch and Concha Montijano and nephew of Montserrat and Modesto Blanch. Since the child continued the family tradition and first appeared with just thirteen years in the big screen in the movie The war of God (1953), although he had his first great success with Jeromín, which was filmed the same year 1953. Although in more than half a century of artistic career, he has worked regularly in film, television and theater, has been the latter which has consolidated its prestige. Has starred in, among other works, Olvida los tambores (1970), Goodbye, miss Ruth (1972), Herminia (1979), Petra Given (1981),La dama duende (1990), Lost in Yonkers (1992), Love, courage and compassion (1995), An ideal husband (1996), The loot (1997), Barefoot in the park (2001) and The mousetrap (2005). He is married to the actress Marta Puig. In the summer of 1980 was separated from María José Moreno, with whom he had two sons, born in 1967, and 1971.