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Biografía
ANTHONY QUINN (Chihuahua, México, 21 de abril de 1915–Boston, Estados Unidos, 3 de junio de 2001) fue un actor, director de cine, pintor, escritor y escultor mexicano nacionalizado estadounidense. Recibió múltiples galardones, entre ellos dos Premios Óscar.
Biografía y carrera
Manuel Antonio Rodolfo Quinn Oaxaca nació el 21 de abril de 1915 en Chihuahua, México. Según el actor, sus padres fueron Francisco Quinn, de origen irlandés, y Manuela Oaxaca, mexicana descendiente de aztecas. Su padre había participado en la Revolución mexicana y allí conoció a la que sería su madre.
Por su apariencia «multiétnica» y su paso por el boxeo en sus facciones, siguió interpretando roles secundarios como nativo de los Estados Unidos, mafioso italiano, gánster, chino, árabe, filipino e hispano durante la década de 1940. Rodó alrededor de 15 filmes, encasillándose en papeles de hampón, villano y personajes de dudosa reputación. Esto trascendió en la vida real, y la alta sociedad del Hollywood de la época no lo admitía en sus círculos, discriminándolo.
Recibió en 1956 su segundo Óscar al mejor actor de reparto, por su rol del pintor Paul Gauguin en la película El loco del pelo rojo, del director Vincente Minnelli, sobre la vida de Vincent Van Gogh. Es destacable mencionar que Quinn sólo aparece ocho minutos en la película. El papel principal lo interpretó Kirk Douglas, con quien había colaborado en la película Ulises en 1954, y con quien también lo haría en 1959 en la película El último tren de Gun Hill.
En 1956 hizo una notable interpretación de Cuasimodo en la película Notre Dame de Paris, junto a Gina Lollobrigida. En 1958 dirigió él mismo una nueva versión de la película El bucanero (The Buccaneer), en la cual había participado en un papel secundario en 1938. Esta segunda versión sería su única participación como director de cine.
En la década de 1980 participó en una decena de películas, sin mayor notoriedad. En esta época se dedicó principalmente a su gran pasión: la pintura y la escultura en bronce y mármol, donde gana dinero en sus exposiciones.
Muerte
Falleció acompañado de su última esposa e hijos en un hospital de Boston en 2001, a los 86 años.
Biography
Manuel Antonio Rodolfo Quinn Oaxaca was born on April 21, 1915 in Chihuahua, Mexico. According to the actor, his parents were Francisco Quinn, of Irish origin, and Manuela Oaxaca, a Mexican descendant of Aztecs. His father had participated in the Mexican Revolution and there he met what would be his mother.
Because of his «multi-ethnic» appearance and his stint in boxing in his features, he continued to play supporting roles as a native American, Italian mobster, gangster, Chinese, Arab, Filipino, and Hispanic throughout the 1940s. He made about 15 films , pigeonholing himself in roles of thug, villain and characters of dubious reputation. This transcended in real life, and the high society of Hollywood at the time did not admit him in their circles, discriminating against him.
He received his second Oscar for best supporting actor in 1956, for his role as the painter Paul Gauguin in the film The Fool with Red Hair, by director Vincente Minnelli, about the life of Vincent Van Gogh. It is noteworthy to mention that Quinn only appears for eight minutes in the film. The main role was played by Kirk Douglas, with whom he had collaborated on the film Ulysses in 1954, and with whom he would also collaborate in the 1959 film Last Train from Gun Hill.
In 1956 he made a remarkable performance of Quasimodo in the film Notre Dame de Paris, along with Gina Lollobrigida. In 1958 he himself directed a new version of the film The Buccaneer (The Buccaneer), in which he had participated in a supporting role in 1938. This second version would be his only participation as a film director.
In the 1980s, he participated in a dozen films, without much notoriety. At this time he devoted himself mainly to his great passion: painting and sculpture in bronze and marble, where he earns money from his exhibitions.
Death
He died accompanied by his last wife and children in a Boston hospital in 2001, at the age of 86.
Filmography
1936 – Night Waitress
1936 – The Plainsman
1936 – Sworn Enemy
1936 – Parole!
1936 – The Milky Way
1937 – Daughter of Shangha
1937 – Partners in Crime
1937 – The Last Train from Madrid
1937 – Under Strange Flags
1937 – Waikiki Wedding
1937 – Swing High, Swing Low
1938 – King of Alcatraz
1938 – Bulldog Drummond in Africa
1938 – Hunted Men
1938 – Tip-Off Girls
1938 – Dangerous to Know
1938 – The Buccaneer
1939 – Spy Television
1939 – Island of Lost Men
1939 – Union Pacific
1939 – King of Chinatown
1940 – City for Conquest
1940 – The Ghost Breakers
1940 – Road to Singapore
1940 – Parole Fixer
1940 – Emergency Squad
1940 – The Texas Rangers Ride Again
1941 – Blood and Sand
1941 – The Perfect Snob
1941 – They Died with Their Boots On
1941 – Bullets for O’Hara
1941 – Thieves Fall Out
1941 – Knockout
1942 – Road to Morocco
1942 – Larceny, Inc.
1942 – The Black Swan
1943 – Guadalcanal Diary
1943 – The Ox-Bow Incident
1944 – Irish Eyes Are Smiling
1944 – Roger Touhy, Gangster
1944 – Ladies of Washington
1944 – Buffalo Bill
1945 – China Sky
1945 – Back to Bataan
1945 – Where Do We Go from Here?
1946 – California
1947 – Tycoon / Men of Prey
1947 – Sinbad, the Sailor
1947 – The Imperfect Lady
1947 – Black Gold / Black Gold
1950 – The Brave Bulls
1951 – Mask of the Avenger
1952 – Against All Flags
1952 – The Brigand
1952 – The World in His Hands
1952 – Viva Zapata!
1953 – Cowboy Ride!
1953 – East of Sumatra
1953 – City Beneath the Sea
1953 – Seminole
1953 – Blowing Wild
1954 – The Long Wait
1955 – Seven Cities of Gold
1955 – The Naked Street
1955 – The Magnificent Matador
1956 – The Wild Party
1956 – Lust for Life
1956 – Man From Del Rio
1957 – Wild Is the Wind
1957 – The Ride Back
1957 – The River’s Edge
1958 – The Black Orchid
1958 – Hot Spell
1959 – Last Train from Gun Hill
1959 – Warlock
1960 – Heller in Pink Tights
1960 – Portrait in Black
1960 – The Devil’s Teeth
1961 – Barabbas
1970 – Flap
1970 – R.P.M.
1970 – A Walk in the Spring Rain
1972 – Across 110th Street
1973 – The Don Is Dead
1977 – The Children of Sanchez
1978 – Caravans / Caravans
1979 – Lion of the Desert
1981 – High Risk
1981 – The Salamander
1982 – Regina Roma
1991 – Mobsters
1991 – Jungle Fever
1991 – Only the Lonely
1993 – Last Action Hero
1994 – Somebody to Love
1995 – A Walk in the Clouds
2001 – Avenging Angelo.
Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia
⭐ Nació: 21/04/1915 ⚰ Murió: 03/06/2001
ANTHONY QUINN (Chihuahua, México, 21 de abril de 1915–Boston, Estados Unidos, 3 de junio de 2001) fue un actor, director de cine, pintor, escritor y escultor mexicano nacionalizado estadounidense. Recibió múltiples galardones, entre ellos dos Premios Óscar.
Biografía y carrera
Manuel Antonio Rodolfo Quinn Oaxaca nació el 21 de abril de 1915 en Chihuahua, México. Según el actor, sus padres fueron Francisco Quinn, de origen irlandés, y Manuela Oaxaca, mexicana descendiente de aztecas. Su padre había participado en la Revolución mexicana y allí conoció a la que sería su madre.
Por su apariencia «multiétnica» y su paso por el boxeo en sus facciones, siguió interpretando roles secundarios como nativo de los Estados Unidos, mafioso italiano, gánster, chino, árabe, filipino e hispano durante la década de 1940. Rodó alrededor de 15 filmes, encasillándose en papeles de hampón, villano y personajes de dudosa reputación. Esto trascendió en la vida real, y la alta sociedad del Hollywood de la época no lo admitía en sus círculos, discriminándolo.
Recibió en 1956 su segundo Óscar al mejor actor de reparto, por su rol del pintor Paul Gauguin en la película El loco del pelo rojo, del director Vincente Minnelli, sobre la vida de Vincent Van Gogh. Es destacable mencionar que Quinn sólo aparece ocho minutos en la película. El papel principal lo interpretó Kirk Douglas, con quien había colaborado en la película Ulises en 1954, y con quien también lo haría en 1959 en la película El último tren de Gun Hill.
En 1956 hizo una notable interpretación de Cuasimodo en la película Notre Dame de Paris, junto a Gina Lollobrigida. En 1958 dirigió él mismo una nueva versión de la película El bucanero (The Buccaneer), en la cual había participado en un papel secundario en 1938. Esta segunda versión sería su única participación como director de cine.
En la década de 1980 participó en una decena de películas, sin mayor notoriedad. En esta época se dedicó principalmente a su gran pasión: la pintura y la escultura en bronce y mármol, donde gana dinero en sus exposiciones.
Muerte
Falleció acompañado de su última esposa e hijos en un hospital de Boston en 2001, a los 86 años.
Manuel Antonio Rodolfo Quinn Oaxaca was born on April 21, 1915 in Chihuahua, Mexico. According to the actor, his parents were Francisco Quinn, of Irish origin, and Manuela Oaxaca, a Mexican descendant of Aztecs. His father had participated in the Mexican Revolution and there he met what would be his mother.
Because of his «multi-ethnic» appearance and his stint in boxing in his features, he continued to play supporting roles as a native American, Italian mobster, gangster, Chinese, Arab, Filipino, and Hispanic throughout the 1940s. He made about 15 films , pigeonholing himself in roles of thug, villain and characters of dubious reputation. This transcended in real life, and the high society of Hollywood at the time did not admit him in their circles, discriminating against him.
He received his second Oscar for best supporting actor in 1956, for his role as the painter Paul Gauguin in the film The Fool with Red Hair, by director Vincente Minnelli, about the life of Vincent Van Gogh. It is noteworthy to mention that Quinn only appears for eight minutes in the film. The main role was played by Kirk Douglas, with whom he had collaborated on the film Ulysses in 1954, and with whom he would also collaborate in the 1959 film Last Train from Gun Hill.
In 1956 he made a remarkable performance of Quasimodo in the film Notre Dame de Paris, along with Gina Lollobrigida. In 1958 he himself directed a new version of the film The Buccaneer (The Buccaneer), in which he had participated in a supporting role in 1938. This second version would be his only participation as a film director.
In the 1980s, he participated in a dozen films, without much notoriety. At this time he devoted himself mainly to his great passion: painting and sculpture in bronze and marble, where he earns money from his exhibitions.
Death
He died accompanied by his last wife and children in a Boston hospital in 2001, at the age of 86.
Filmography
1936 – Night Waitress
1936 – The Plainsman
1936 – Sworn Enemy
1936 – Parole!
1936 – The Milky Way
1937 – Daughter of Shangha
1937 – Partners in Crime
1937 – The Last Train from Madrid
1937 – Under Strange Flags
1937 – Waikiki Wedding
1937 – Swing High, Swing Low
1938 – King of Alcatraz
1938 – Bulldog Drummond in Africa
1938 – Hunted Men
1938 – Tip-Off Girls
1938 – Dangerous to Know
1938 – The Buccaneer
1939 – Spy Television
1939 – Island of Lost Men
1939 – Union Pacific
1939 – King of Chinatown
1940 – City for Conquest
1940 – The Ghost Breakers
1940 – Road to Singapore
1940 – Parole Fixer
1940 – Emergency Squad
1940 – The Texas Rangers Ride Again
1941 – Blood and Sand
1941 – The Perfect Snob
1941 – They Died with Their Boots On
1941 – Bullets for O’Hara
1941 – Thieves Fall Out
1941 – Knockout
1942 – Road to Morocco
1942 – Larceny, Inc.
1942 – The Black Swan
1943 – Guadalcanal Diary
1943 – The Ox-Bow Incident
1944 – Irish Eyes Are Smiling
1944 – Roger Touhy, Gangster
1944 – Ladies of Washington
1944 – Buffalo Bill
1945 – China Sky
1945 – Back to Bataan
1945 – Where Do We Go from Here?
1946 – California
1947 – Tycoon / Men of Prey
1947 – Sinbad, the Sailor
1947 – The Imperfect Lady
1947 – Black Gold / Black Gold
1950 – The Brave Bulls
1951 – Mask of the Avenger
1952 – Against All Flags
1952 – The Brigand
1952 – The World in His Hands
1952 – Viva Zapata!
1953 – Cowboy Ride!
1953 – East of Sumatra
1953 – City Beneath the Sea
1953 – Seminole
1953 – Blowing Wild
1954 – The Long Wait
1955 – Seven Cities of Gold
1955 – The Naked Street
1955 – The Magnificent Matador
1956 – The Wild Party
1956 – Lust for Life
1956 – Man From Del Rio
1957 – Wild Is the Wind
1957 – The Ride Back
1957 – The River’s Edge
1958 – The Black Orchid
1958 – Hot Spell
1959 – Last Train from Gun Hill
1959 – Warlock
1960 – Heller in Pink Tights
1960 – Portrait in Black
1960 – The Devil’s Teeth
1961 – Barabbas
1970 – Flap
1970 – R.P.M.
1970 – A Walk in the Spring Rain
1972 – Across 110th Street
1973 – The Don Is Dead
1977 – The Children of Sanchez
1978 – Caravans / Caravans
1979 – Lion of the Desert
1981 – High Risk
1981 – The Salamander
1982 – Regina Roma
1991 – Mobsters
1991 – Jungle Fever
1991 – Only the Lonely
1993 – Last Action Hero
1994 – Somebody to Love
1995 – A Walk in the Clouds
2001 – Avenging Angelo.
Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia