Fernando Lamas

Deceased · Born: Jan 9, 1915 · Died: Oct 8, 1982

Personal Details

Born Jan 9, 1915 Buenos Aires, Argentina

Spouse

Esther Williams
( Dec 31, 1969 to Oct 8, 1982 )
Arlene Dahl
( Jun 25, 1954 to Oct 11, 1960 )
Lydia Valeria Babacci
( Dec 31, 1969 to Sep 1, 1952 )
Perla Mux
( Dec 31, 1969 to Dec 31, 1969 )

Relatives

A.J. Lamas (Grandchild)
Shayne Lamas (Grandchild)
Paton Ashbrook (Grandchild)
Victoria Lamas (Grandchild)
Isabella Lamas (Grandchild)
Alexandra Lamas (Grandchild)

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Fernando Álvaro Lamas (January 9, 1915 – October 8, 1982) was an Argentine-born actor and director, and the father of actor Lorenzo Lamas. Description above from the Wikipedia article Fernando Lamas, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Career

acting

1977

The Love Boat as Bill Teague

1976

Charlie's Angels

Charlie's Angels as Jericho

1975

Murder on Flight 502

Murder on Flight 502 as Paul Barons

1972

Night Gallery as Dr. Ramirez (segment "Hatred Unto Death")

1971

Bearcats! as Chucho Morales

1970

1969

Backtrack! as Capt. Estrada (archive footage)

100 Rifles as General Verdugo

1968

Mission: Impossible

Mission: Impossible as Roger Toland

1967

The Violent Ones

The Violent Ones as Manuel Vega

Kill a Dragon as Nico Patrai

Valley of Mystery

Valley of Mystery as Francisco Riviera

The High Chaparral

The High Chaparral as El Caudillo

1960

The Lost World as Manuel Gomez

1957

Climax! as Jose Aragon

1955

The Girl Rush as Victor Monte

1954

Rose Marie as James Severn Duval

Jivaro as Rio Galdez

Lux Video Theatre

Lux Video Theatre

1953

The Girl Who Had Everything

The Girl Who Had Everything as Victor Raimondi

The Diamond Queen

The Diamond Queen as Jean Baptiste Tavernier

Sangaree as Dr. Carlos Morales

Dangerous When Wet

Dangerous When Wet as André Lanet

1952

The Merry Widow

The Merry Widow as Count Danilo

1951

Rich, Young and Pretty

Rich, Young and Pretty as Paul Sarnac

The Law and the Lady

The Law and the Lady as Juan Dinas

writing

1965

A Place Called Glory

A Place Called Glory as Screenplay

directing

1967

The Violent Ones

The Violent Ones as Director