Joaquín Pardavé

Joaquín Pardavé Arce (September 30 1900 Pénjamo, Guanajuato – July 20 1955) was a Mexican actor, director, songwriter and screenwriter of the Cinema of Mexico.

Joaquín Pardavé was born into showbusiness, his parents being a pair of stage actors. He started his acting career in theater and moved to the movie industry in the silent-film era. He then acted in sound films and achieve popularity with productions such as "México de mis recuerdos" (1944) and "El Baisano Jalil" (1942), this last movie he also directed. He married Soledad Rebollo in 1925, but they bore no children. He died in 1955 after a heart stroke.

Films

* "La virtud desnuda" (1955) as Don Zacarías Martínez * "Club de señoritas" (1955) as Susanito Peñafiel * "Las medias de seda" (1955) as Don Juan * "A los cuatro vientos" (1954) as padrino * "Pueblo, canto y esperanza" (1954) as padre Acisclo * "El mil amores" (1954) as Chabelo * "Reportaje" (1953) as robber with Arabic accent * "El casto Susano" (1952) as Susano Alegre y Rematado * "Doña Mariquita de mi corazón" (1952) as Ubaldo * "Ésos de Pénjamo" (1952) as Dr. Porfirio Rojas * "Del can can al mambo" (1951) as Susanito * "Mi campeón" (1951) as Chóforo Moreno * "La familia Pérez" (1948) as Gumaro Pérez * "Ojos de juventud" (1948) as Pascual * "Los viejos somos así" (1948) as Prudencio Sarasate * "La niña de mis ojos" (1946) as Curro Claveles * "El ropavejero" (1946) as Cirilo * "Don Simón de Lira" (1946) as Don Simón de Lira * "El barchante Neguib" (1945) as Neguib * "Los nietos de don Venancio" (1945) as Don Venancio Fernández * "La reina de la opereta" (1945) as Margarito Pimentel * "El gran Makakikus" (1944) as Narciso Escalera * "Los hijos de don Venancio" (1944) as Don Venancio Fernández * "Como todas las madres" (1944) as Feliciano González * "México de mis recuerdos" (1943) as Don Susanito Peñafiel * "El sombrero de tres picos" (1943) as Don Hermógenes de Alabastro * "Adiós juventud" (1943) as Hilarión Medinilla * "Cinco fueron escogidos" (1942) as Glinko * "Yo bailé con don Porfirio" (1942) as Don Severo de los Ríos * "El baisano Jalil" (1942) as Jalil Farad * "El ángel negro" (1942) as Luciano del Roble

* "Esa mujer es la mía" (1942) as el the false husband * "Caballería del imperio" (1942) as Joaquín Abasolo * "El que tenga un amor" (1942) as Simón Regalado * "Mil estudiantes y una muchacha" (1941) as Atenodoro Soriano * "¿Quién te quiere a ti?" (1941) as the ugly guy * "¡Ay qué tiempos señor don Simón!" (1941) as Don Simón * "Cuando los hijos se van" (1941) as Casimiro * "Al son de la marimba" (1940) as Agapito Cuerda * "El jefe máximo" (1940) as Serapio Rea * "Ahí está el detalle" (1940) as Cayetano Lastre * "¡Que viene mi marido!" (1939) as Valeriano * "En tiempos de don Porfirio" (1939) as Don Rodrigo Rodríguez * "Viviré otra vez" (1939) as Chufas * "En un burro tres baturros" (1939) as Isidro Herráiz * "Caballo a caballo" (1939) as Espiridión Espérides * "Hombres del aire" (1939) as Bigotes * "Cada loco con su tema" (1938) as Justiniano Conquián * "El señor alcalde" (1938) as el drugstore owner * "Luna criolla" (1938) as stutterer * "La tía de las muchachas" (1938) as Goyo Becerra * "Los millones de Chaflán" (1938) as Rómulo Valdés * "Tierra brava" (1938) as Benito * "La Zandunga" (1937) as Don Catarino * "Mi candidato" (1937) as Prócoro * "Canción del alma" (1937) as Sergeant Napoleón Régules * "Jalisco nunca pierde" (1937) as Filogonio * "Bajo el cielo de México" (1937) as Salomón * "Revista musical" (1934) * "Águilas frente al sol" (1932) as Wu Li Wong * "El águila y el nopal" (1929) as the rancher's nephew * "Viaje redondo" (1919)

External links

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*(es) [http://cinemexicano.mty.itesm.mx/estrellas/joaquin_pardave.html Joaquín Pardavé] at the Cinema of Mexico site of ITESM.