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Alfredo del Diestro

Alfredo del Diestro
  • Name: Alfredo del Diestro
  • Birthday: 1885-10-07
  • Also known as: Alfredo del Diestro Cavallté
  • Place of birth: Valparaíso, Chile
  • Popularity: 0.685
Biography: Actor and film director, born in Valparaíso Chile, October 7, 1885, died in Mexico City in 1951. Son of Spanish merchant Juan del Diestro and Italian pianist Matilde Cavaletti, Alfredo del Diestro spent his adolescence in Havana with his parents. In 1900 he returned to Colombia with the theatrical company Juan del Diestro, formed by him and his younger brother Juan. The company remained in the country until 1903, when it resumed its transhumance through Central America and the Caribbean. In Havana he met the Mexican actress Emma Roldán, and married her. In 1920, when he was doing a season at the Municipal Theater of Cali, he met Francisco Antonio Posada, who proposed him to co-direct... Read More

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Title Release date
Un milagro de amor 1949-12-09
Ahí viene Vidal Tenorio 1949-06-15
La norteña de mis amores 1948-12-25
Se la llevó el Remington   as  Don Eusebio 1948-11-04
Adam, Eve and the Devil 1945-08-10
El padre Morelos 1943-04-22
Mi viuda alegre 1942-02-22
El rápido de las 9.15   as  El Incurable (Don Atanasio) 1941-09-11
Ni sangre ni arena   as  Don Ramón 1941-05-22
Adios mi chaparrita   as  Andrés 1941-01-01
El jefe máximo 1940-10-01
Madre a la fuerza   as  Gustavo Reynoso 1940-08-01
The Underdogs   as  El güero Margarito 1940-06-01
La casa del ogro   as  El médico (Doctor Gutiérrez) 1939-01-20
Hombres del aire 1939-01-01
Las mujeres mandan 1937-09-28
La paloma   as  Mariscal Bazaine 1937-08-20
Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz 1935-06-20
Juarez and Maximilian 1934-06-28
El compadre Mendoza   as  Rosalio Mendoza 1934-04-05
La noche del pecado 1933-12-25
Prisoner 13   as  Colonel Julián Carrasco 1933-05-31
The Crying Woman   as  Jefe de policía 1933-03-31
Shadow of Pancho Villa   as  Medrano 1933-02-08
Law of the Harem 1931-10-09
Those Who Dance   as  Benson 1930-12-05
María   as  Salomón 1922-10-20