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Portrait of Miguel Manzano

Acting

Miguel Manzano

Titles
73movies9TV shows
Career

Active from 1948 to 1987, busiest in 1955 with 6 main titles.

Leading roles
4
top three billing
Average score
GoodWatch score74/100
Highest rated
Poster for The Atomic Fireman
The Atomic Fireman
GoodWatch score79/100

What stands out

Compared with the average well-known movie, over 8 of their titles. Select a trait to filter titles.

Energy: 3.4 versus catalog average 4.7EnergyHeart: 4.2 versus catalog average 4.2HeartHumor: 4.6 versus catalog average 2.6HumorWorld: 5.8 versus catalog average 5.7WorldCraft: 5.2 versus catalog average 5.3CraftStyle: 5.4 versus catalog average 6.0Style
Miguel Manzano Catalog average

Main genres

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Recurring tags

  • Social Commentary 6
  • Mexican Cinema 6
  • Historical Setting 4
  • Classic Mexican Cinema 3
  • Family Secrets 3
  • Class Conflict 3
  • Social Satire 3
  • Black and White Film 2
  • Underdog Story 2
  • Classic Cinema 2
  • Romantic Drama 2
  • Forbidden Love 2

Works often with

People in at least two of their main titles.

Movies and TV shows

82

1990s

1 title

TV show · as Diego Álvarez

1980s

10 titles

as Doctor Hipólito

as Don Matías

TV show · as Daniel Samaniego

TV show · as Don Fausto

TV show · as Jaime de la Serna

as Don Regino

as Doctor Urbiola

TV show · as Mario

1970s

7 titles · average score 71

TV show · as Pedro Noel

as Don Antonio, señor ministro

as Don Pablo Rentería

TV show · as Padre Sidney

as Don Roberto Monroy

1960s

11 titles · average score 76

as Doctor Velarde

as Don Serafín Templado, secretario

as Inspector Saldivar

as Señor Noreña

as Don Fernando, papá de Alicia

as Ramón Jiménez, Leonor's father

1950s

40 titles · average score 68
All 40 titles from the 1950s

1940s

13 titles · average score 74

as Don Axcaná González

as Compadre de Sanchitos (uncredited)

as Miguel Anzorena (uncredited)

as Manuel de la Colina y Bárcena

as Reportero (uncredited)

as El Gillet

as Jesús Robles (comisario) (uncredited)

as San Juan Bautista

All 13 titles from the 1940s