Carlos Cores
Illustration — Carlos Cores by Annemarie Heinrich, Cine Aventuras 1955 Carlos Cores (April 19, 1923 – February 8, 2000) was an Argentine film actor, and film director.
Carlos Cores
Annemarie Heinrich (1912-2005) · https: articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-751159006-revista-cine-aventuras-n-444-c-cores-foto-anne-heinrich-_JM · Public domain
- Born
- 1923 · San Fernando.
- Died
- 2000 · Buenos Aires.
- Nationality
- Argentina
- Occupation
- actor · screenwriter · director
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Illustration — Carlos Cores by Annemarie Heinrich, Cine Aventuras 1955 Carlos Cores (April 19, 1923 – February 8, 2000) was an Argentine film actor, and film director.
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Carlos Cores (1923–2000) was an Argentine actor, director and screenwriter. Born in San Fernando, the actor died in Buenos Aires.
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Career
Career
Cores entered films in 1939 and starred in over 60 films between then and his retirement in the early 1980s. In 1968 he directed, acted and wrote Asalto a la Ciudad.
Death
Death
He died in 2000, aged 76, in San Fernando, Buenos Aires.
Director
Director
• Asalto en la ciudad (1961) • Lindor Covas, el cimarrón (1963) • La ruleta del Diablo/La ciudad de los cuervos (unpublished – 1968)
Actor
Actor
•...Y mañana serán hombres (1939, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • Yo conocí a esa mujer (1942, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • El professor Cero (1942, dir. Luis César Amadori) • Incertidumbre (1942, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • Un nuevo amanecer (1942, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • Cada hogar un mundo (1942, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • Valle negro (1943, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • La juventud manda (1943, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • Back in the Seventies (1945, dir. Francisco Mugica) • Éramos seis (1945, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • La amarga verdad (1945, Chile, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • The Lady of Death (1946, dir. Carlos Hugo Christiansen) - Roberto Braun • The Naked Angel (1946, dir. Carlos Hugo Christiansen) - Mario • Esperanza (1946, dir. Francisco Mugica y Eduardo Boneo) • Siete para un secreto (1947, dir. Carlos Borcosque) • La gran tentación (1948, dir. Ernesto Arancibia) • Tierras hechizadas (inédita - 1948, dir. Emilio Guerineau) • Hipólito, el de Santa (1950, México, dir. Fernando de Fuentes) • Hombres a precio (1949, dir. Bernardo Spoliansky) • Nuestras vidas (1950, México, dir. Ramón Peón) - Raúl / Armando • La malcasada (1950, México, dir. José Díaz Morales) • Curvas peligrosas (1950, México, dir. Tito Davison) • El ciclón del Caribe (1950, México, dir. Ramón Pereda) • Mi vida por la tuya (1951, dir. Roberto Gavaldón) - Andrés Alberti • Women Without Tomorrow (1951, México, dir. Tito Daviison) - Antonio • María Cristina (1951, México, dir. Ramón Pereda) • Paco the Elegant (1952, México, dir. Adolfo Fernández Bustamante) - Miguel Labra • Enseñame a besar (1952, México, dir. Tito Davison) - Eduardo • La Parda Flora (1952, dir. León Klimovsky) • La Muerte en las calles (1952, dir. Leo Fleider) • Del otro lado del puente (1953, dir. Carlos Rinaldi) - Roberto Aguirre • El grito sagrado (1954, dir. Luis César Amadori) - Martin Thompson • Guacho (1954, dir. Luis César Amadori) • The Man Who Owed a Death (1955, dir. Mario Soffici) - Héctor Rossi • Love Never Dies (1955, dir. Luis César Amadori) • El Juramento de Lagardere (1955, dir. León Klimovsky) • Sangre y acero (1956, dir. Lucas Demare) - Tomás • El último perro (1955, dir. Lucas Demare) - Narrator (uncredited) • Los tallos amargos (1956, dir. Fernando Ayala) - Alfredo Gasper • El diablo de vacaciones (unfinished - 1957, dir. Ferruccio Cerio) • Mi mujer necesita marido (1959, México, dir. Rolando Aguilar) - Ricardo • La mujer y la bestia (1959, México, dir. Alfonso Corona Blake) - Dr. Enrique Molina • Vivir del cuento (1960, México, dir. Rafael Baledón) - Renato del Valle • Una canción para recordar (1960, México, dir. Julio Bracho) • Las canciones unidas (1960, México, dir. Julio Bracho y Tito Davison) • Male and Female Since Adam and Eve (1961, United States, dir. Carlos Rinaldi) - Robert • En busca de la muerte (1961, México, dir. Zacarías Gómez Urquiza) • Mate Cosido (1962, dir. Goffredo Alessandrini) • Accidente 703 (1962, dir. José María Forqué) - Julio • Detrás de la mentira (1962, dir. Emilio Vieyra) - Agustín García Casas • Rumbos malditos (inédita - 1962, dir. Goffredo Alessandrini) • Lindor Covas, el cimarrón (1963, dir. Carlos Cores) - Lindor Covas • La fin del mundo (1963, dir. Emilio Vieyra) • Curse of the Stone Hand (1964, Estados Unidos, dir. Carlos Hugo Christiansen y Jerry Warren) • Una excursión a los indios ranqueles (unfinished - 1965, dir. Derlis Beccaglia) • Asalto en la ciudad (1968, dir. Carlos Cores) - Antonio Fernández • La ciudad de los cuervos (unpublished - 1969, dir. Carlos Cores) • Yo maté a Facundo (1975, dir. Hugo del Carril) - Facundo Quiroga
Identity
Identity
Carlos Cores is recorded as actor, screenwriter and director.
Carlos Cores on cover of Radiolandia, 1946. Photograph by Annemarie Heinrich
Annemarie Heinrich · https: articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-765978503-radiolandia-carlos-cores-noviembre-1946-_JM
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Life and career
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2000
Carlos Cores died in 2000 at Buenos Aires.
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San Fernando.
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Buenos Aires.
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Writer
• Asalto en la ciudad (1961) • Lindor Covas, el cimarrón (1963)
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Carlos Cores was born in 1923 at San Fernando. Cores died in 2000 at Buenos Aires. Guidelines on the limits of surface irregularities, Supplemental Information 2: Experimental setup with the soil cores at the Climate Change Outdoor Laboratory of the Rey Juan Carlos University in Móstoles (Photo credit: Selina Baldauf).
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