Víctor Manuel Mendoza (1913–1995) was a Mexican
film actor
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Selected filmography
* ''Almas rebeldes'' (1937)
* ''Ojos tapatios'' (1938) - Carlos
* ''Los bandidos de Río Frío'' (1938) - Juan Robreño
* ''
While Mexico Sleeps'' (1938)
* ''Pescadores de perlas'' (1938) - Ignacio
* ''Sangre en las montañas'' (1938)
* ''Alma norteña'' (1939) - Agustín
* ''Rosa de Xochimilco'' (1939) - El marido
* ''¡Ay Jalisco... no te rajes!'' (1941) - Felipe Carbajal
* ''Águila roja'' (1942) - Víctor Reyes
* ''
Simón Bolívar'' (1942) - La Mar
* ''
Beautiful Michoacán
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'' (1943) - Roque
* ''
Santa
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'' (1943) - Marcelino
* ''El ametralladora'' (1943) - Felipe Carvajal
* ''
Cuando habla el corazón'' (1943) - Cruz González
* ''Los amores de un torero'' (1945) - Ernesto
* ''Mulata de Córdoba'' (1945)
* ''Recuerdos de mi valle'' (1946)
* ''
Pervertida
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'' (1946) - Humberto
* ''Cuando lloran los valientes'' (1947) - Coronel José Luis Arteche
* ''
Los tres García
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'' (1947) - Luis Manuel García
* ''
¡Vuelven los García!'' (1947) - Luis Manuel García
* ''Mi madre adorada'' (1948)
* ''
Flor de caña
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'' (1948) - Román
* ''Bamba'' (1949) - Lino Mena
* ''La panchita'' (1949) - Benjamín
* ''Tierra muerta'' (1949)
* ''Venus de fuego'' (1949)
* ''Pasión jarocha'' (1950)
* ''Tacos joven'' (1950)
* ''La tienda de la esquina'' (1951) - Víctor
* ''
Susana'' (1951) - Jesús
* ''Nunca debieron amarse'' (1951) - Agustín
* ''Cartas a Ufemia'' (1952) - Ignacio Vélez
* ''
Maria del Mar'' (1952) - Salvador
* ''La extraña pasajera'' (1953) - Rodolfo Castillo
* ''
Reportaje'' (1953) - García, Press operator
* ''
The Proud and the Beautiful
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'' (1954) - Don Rodrigo, Hotel Owner
* ''
Garden of Evil
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'' (1954) - Vicente Madariaga
* ''
The Black Pirates
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'' (1954) - Castro
* ''María la Voz'' (1955) - Pablo Canefa el Espejo
* ''
El Túnel 6
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Filmography Director
*1928: '' El Destino''
*1933: '' Profanación''
*193 ...
'' (1955) - Gustavo
* ''La doncella de piedra'' (1956) - Demetrio Montiel de los Montieles
* ''Pueblo, canto y esperanza'' (1956) - El negro (colombian episode)
* ''
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'' (1956) - Tanilo
* ''
Y si ella volviera'' (1957) - Guillermo Castro
* ''
Cowboy
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'' (1958) - Paco Mendoza - Ramrod
* ''
The Wonderful Country
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After the ...
'' (1959) - Gen. Marcos Castro
* ''La sombra del caudillo'' (1960) - General Elizondo
* ''Los hermanos Del Hierro'' (1961) - Fidencio Cruz
* ''La soldadera'' (1966) - Major Castro Virgen
* ''El caballo Bayo'' (1969)
* ''Las puertas del paraíso'' (1971)
* ''El tigre de Santa Julia'' (1974) - el Diablo
* ''La otra virginidad'' (1975) - Don Luis Romero Bracamontes, padre de Adrián
* ''Pantaleón y las visitadoras'' (1976)
* ''Traigo la sangre caliente'' (1977)
* ''El tren de la muerte'' (1979) - Sheriff
* ''Herencia de muerte'' (1981) - Rodolfo del Fierro
* ''
La combi asesina
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He was ...
'' (1982) - Anciano
* ''Historia de una mujer escandalosa'' (1984)
* ''
¡Ay Carmela!
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'' (1990) - Oficial
* ''Cartel de la droga'' (1990)
* ''Pedro infante vive?'' (1991) - Victor Manuel Mendoza (final film role)
References
Bibliography
* Rogelio Agrasánchez. ''Guillermo Calles: A Biography of the Actor and Mexican Cinema Pioneer''. McFarland, 2010.
External links
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1913 births
1995 deaths
Best Actor Ariel Award winners
Mexican male film actors
Male actors from Jalisco
20th-century Mexican male actors
People from Tala, Jalisco
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