Luis Aldás

Acting

Born March 11, 1910, Tandil, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Luis Aldás (10 March 1910 – 16 May 1990) was an Argentine film actor. He emigrated to Mexico and became a star during the Golden age of Mexican cinema. He appeared in more than fifty films during his career. Aldás was married four times. His wives included the Mexican actress Virginia Serret, the Brazilian actress Leonora Amar and the Mexican singer Lucy Gallardo.

Filmography

• 1970La noche violenta
• 1965Mar sangriento (La gaviota roja) — Raúl
• 1963Condenados a muerte
• 1960La estrella vacía — Abogado
• 1960The Phantom of the Operetta — Senor Martucci
• 1959My Parents Are Divorced — Vicente Medina
• 1959Señoritas
• 1959Two Ghosts and a Girl — Bandido
• 1958A sablazo limpio — Don Jeremías de Montalbán
• 1958Mujeres encantadoras
• 1957Asesinos, S.A.
• 1957Los tres mosqueteros y medio
• 1956La adúltera — Joaquín Peña
• 1955El 7 leguas — Col. Enrique Garcia
• 1955Music School — Pablo
• 1954El enmascarado de plata — Kroger
• 1954La infame — Marcos Benet
• 1953Adventure in Rio — Piraña (Jorge)
• 1953Legítima defensa
• 1953Reportaje — Gerardo Muñoz, reporter
• 1952No niego mi pasado — Leonardo
• 1952Póker de ases
• 1951Los amantes — Bruno del Moral
• 1951Mi mujer no es mía — Antonio
• 1951Tierra baja — Sebastián
• 1950El pecado de quererte
• 1949Escuela para casadas
• 1949Las tandas del principal — Carlos de Gracia
• 1949Zorina
• 1947Extraña cita — Carlos / Leonardo
• 1946La Devoradora — Miguel Iturbe
• 1946La reina de la opereta — Mario Montes
• 1946La viuda celosa
• 1946Marry And You'll See — Emilio
• 1945He Who Died of Love — Carlos Berlán
• 1945La mujer que engañamos — Eduardo Cervantes
• 1945La pícara Susana — Miguel Ángel Pérez
• 1944México de mis recuerdos — Pablo Flores
• 1943Adiós juventud — Alberto Montes
• 1943Three Men of the River
• 1942En el viejo Buenos Aires
• 1941Boina blanca
• 1941La casa de los cuervos
• 1941Una vez en la vida — Leonardo
• 1939A Macabre Legacy — Luis
• 1939El cobarde — Fernando
• 1939The Night of the Mayans — Miguel
• 1939Una luz en mi camino