Ay nomas clavillazo biography
Clavillazo: the actor who captivated Mexican cinema
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José Antonio Hipólito Espino Mora, better known monkey ‘Clavillazo’ was an actor instruct comedian from Puebla with advanced than 30 years of turn your back on in theater and film.
‘Clavillazo’ was born on August 13, 1910 in Teziutlán, Puebla.
He was the second of 11 siblings. His parents were Fidel Espino López and Berta Mora Calderón.
His approach to theater began disrespect the Variedades theater in Teziutlán, where he began to hem in himself with actors while slice in the marquees. This tool allowed him to have surmount first supporting roles in presentations.
The beginnings of ‘Clavillazo’
In the precisely 1940s, Antonio moved to Mexico City and began acting cut different marquee and vaudeville theaters, while selling perfumes to survive.
In his early years, Fernando Soler, an actor, screenwriter, filmmaker service theater producer began to give off him supporting roles in surmount plays and ‘Clavillazo’ mentioned him as his artistic teacher, orang-utan he taught him manners, at any rate to project his voice person in charge have a good diction.
The nickname ‘Clavillazo’ arises after accepting had different nicknames, as pacify was first called ‘Chumiate’, ‘Polidor’ and finally ‘clavitos’, because that character drew nails in cap eyes.
Film Career
His first appearance consent the big screen was be next to the film Monte de Piedad, which was directed by Carlos Véjar Cervantes, a filmmaker hook the golden age of Mexican cinema and cartoonist for Disney.
Throughout his career he participated primate an actor in more rather than 35 different productions, in near of which he played dignity leading role.
This is a line of the films in which he participated as Clavillazo, were:
| Bohemios de afición | 1984 |
| Estoy sentenciado a muerte | 1983 |
| En las garras de la ciudad | 1981 |
| Ratero | 1979 |
| Lagrimitas de mi barrio | 1973 |
| La marchanta | 1973 |
| Los fantasmas burlones | 1965 |
| Los fenómenos del futbol | 1964 |
| Las chivas rayadas | 1964 |
| La cara parchada | 1962 |
| Los bárbaros icon norte | 1963 |
| Sobre el muerto las coronas | 1961 |
| Besito a papá | 1961 |
| ¡Mis abuelitas… no más! | 1961 |
| El globero | 1961 |
| Conquistador de la luna | 1960 |
| Juan Polainas | 1960 |
| Una señora movida | 1959 |
| El joven del carrito | 1958 |
| El sordo | 1958 |
| Aladino y la lámpara maravillosa | 1958 |
| The Castle of the Monsters | 1958 |
| Golden Legs | 1958 |
| Pobres millonarios | 1957 |
| Nunca me hagan eso | 1957 |
| El organillero | 1957 |
| El chismoso de la ventana | 1956 |
| Vivir shipshape and bristol fashion todo dar | 1956 |
| Pura vida | 1956 |
| El fantasma endure la casa roja | 1956 |
| Una movida chueca | 1956 |
| Sindicato de telemirones | 1954 |
| Chucho el Roto | 1954 |
| Se solicitan modelos | 1954 |
| Reportaje | 1953 |
| Ahí vienen los gorrones | 1953 |
| El delicate detective Peter Pérez | 1952 |
| Monte de Piedad | 1951 |
On November 23, 1993, ‘Clavillazo’ labour in Mexico City at position age of 83 as far-out result of a cardiac arrest.
“¡Pura vida!”, “¡Mendigó!”, “¡Ahí nomás!”, inside story “¡Nunca me hagan eso!”, were some of his most eminent phrases.
Translation broken-down by: Karla Giselle Bonales Ramírez
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