Joaquín Pardavé
Acting · Directing · Writing · Sound
Born September 30, 1900, Pénjamo, Guanajuato, México
Joaquín Pardavé Arce (September 30, 1900 – July 20, 1955) was a Mexican film actor, director, songwriter and screenwriter of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema. He was best known for starring and directing various comedy films during the 1940s. In some of them, Pardavé paired with one of Mexico's most famous actresses, Sara García, the films which they starred are El baisano Jalil, El barchante Neguib, El ropavejero, and La familia Pérez. Both actors had on-screen chemistry together, and are noted for playing a wide variety of comic characters from Lebanese foreigners to middle-class Mexicans.
Filmography
- 1979México de mis amores
- 1957La virtud desnuda — Don Zacarías Martínez
- 1956Ladies Club — Don Susanito Peñafiel
- 1956Las medias de seda
- 1956People, Song and Hope
- 1955A los cuatro vientos
- 1955Secreto profesional — Director
- 1954Dios nos manda vivir — Director
- 1954El casto Susano — Director
- 1954El hombre inquieto — Don Raful Caim
- 1954El mil amores — Chabelo
- 1954La gitana blanca — Don Angelo
- 1954Magdalena — Director
- 1953Doña Mariquita de mi corazón — Ubaldo, Director
- 1953Mi adorada Clementina
- 1953Pompeyo el conquistador
- 1953Reportaje — Thief with arabic accent
- 1953The Guys from Penjamo
- 1952Mi campeón — Don Choforito Moreno, Adaptation
- 1952Pasionaria — Director
- 1951Arrabalera — Writer, Director
- 1951From Can-Can to Mambo — Don Susanito Llueve o Truene
- 1951Gendarme de punto — Director
- 1951Love for Sale — Director, Writer
- 1951Una gallega baila mambo — Story, Script
- 1950Orange Blossoms for your Wedding — Don Bodroz
- 1950Primero soy Mexicano — Director
- 1950Sangre torera — Director
- 1949Arriba El Norte — Coronel Valente Cordero, Screenplay
- 1949Dos pesos dejada — Gabino Pringoso, Director, Adaptation, Screenplay
- 1949Perez Family — Gumaro Pérez, Writer
- 1949Una gallega en México — Writer
- 1948Los viejos somos así — Director
- 1948Ojos de juventud — Don Pascual, Writer
- 1948Yo soy tu padre — Writer
- 1947El ropavejero
- 1947La barca de oro — Director
- 1947La niña de mis ojos
- 1947Soy charro de Rancho Grande — Director
- 1946Don Simón de Lira
- 1946El barchante Neguib — Neguib, Director, Adaptation
- 1946La reina de la opereta — Don Margarito Pimentel, Writer
- 1946Los nietos de Don Venancio — Director, Story
- 1946Una vírgen moderna — Director
- 1945Like All Mothers
- 1944El Gran Makakikus
- 1944El sombrero de tres picos — El Corregidor
- 1944Los Hijos De Don Venancio — Don Venancio Fernández, Director, Adaptation
- 1944México de mis recuerdos — Don Susanito Peñafiel
- 1943Adiós juventud — Hilarión Menenilla, Director, Adaptation, Songs
- 1943Cinco fueron escogidos
- 1942Dark Angel — Don Luciano
- 1942El baisano Jalil — Don Jalil Farad, Director, Adaptation
- 1942El que tenga un amor
- 1942Esa mujer es la mía
- 1942Mil estudiantes y una muchacha — Atenedor Soriano
- 1942Yo bailé con Don Porfirio — don Severo de los Rios / don Placido
- 1942¿Quién te quiere a ti? — Rogaciano Gutiérrez
- 1941Those Were The Days, Senor Don Simon! — Don Simón
- 1941When the Children are Gone — Don Casimiro
- 1940Al son de la marimba — Agapito Cuerda
- 1940El jefe máximo
- 1940In the Times of Don Porfirio — don Rodrigo
- 1940Viviré otra vez — Chufas
- 1940You’re Missing the Point — Cayetano Lastre
- 1940¡Que viene mi marido! — Don Valeriano
- 1939Caballo a caballo — Don Espiridión Espérides
- 1939En un burro tres baturros
- 1939Every Madman to His Specialty — Justiniano conquián
- 1939Hombres del aire
- 1938Canción del alma
- 1938La zandunga — Don Catarino, el alcalde
- 1938Los millones de Chaflán — Rómulo Valdés
- 1938The Girls Aunt — Goyo Becerra
- 1938Tierra brava
- 1937Bajo el cielo de México
- 1937Jalisco nunca pierde
- 1937Mi candidato
- 1933La calandria — Original Music Composer
- 1930El águila y el nopal