Actor. He is recognized as a 20th-century Spanish actor, who debuted on stage in 1919 in Teatro La Comedia of Buenos Aires. He lived and developed his career in Argentina, from 1931 to 1964. He appeared on stage in plays such as "Muerte de un Viajante" or "Death of a Salesman", "Fausto," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," or "The Phantom of the Opera." In 1964, he returned to Spain where developed a successful career in television. He is the father of screenwriter and director Narciso Ibánez Serrador. He triumphed in the television series directed by his son "Historias para no Dormir" and "El Televisor". He was married with actress Pepita Serrador. In films, he is best remembered in "Historia de Crímenes" in 1942, "Tres Citas con el Destino" in 1953, "Obras Maestras del Terror" in 1960, "La Saga de los Drácula" in 1972, "Viaje al Más Allá" in 1980, "Sal Gorda" in 1983 and "Más Allá de la Muerte" in 1984. His last film role was in "What Animal Neighbors!" in 1998, which followed with his health declining related to a host of aliments.
Actor. He is recognized as a 20th-century Spanish actor, who debuted on stage in 1919 in Teatro La Comedia of Buenos Aires. He lived and developed his career in Argentina, from 1931 to 1964. He appeared on stage in plays such as "Muerte de un Viajante" or "Death of a Salesman", "Fausto," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," or "The Phantom of the Opera." In 1964, he returned to Spain where developed a successful career in television. He is the father of screenwriter and director Narciso Ibánez Serrador. He triumphed in the television series directed by his son "Historias para no Dormir" and "El Televisor". He was married with actress Pepita Serrador. In films, he is best remembered in "Historia de Crímenes" in 1942, "Tres Citas con el Destino" in 1953, "Obras Maestras del Terror" in 1960, "La Saga de los Drácula" in 1972, "Viaje al Más Allá" in 1980, "Sal Gorda" in 1983 and "Más Allá de la Muerte" in 1984. His last film role was in "What Animal Neighbors!" in 1998, which followed with his health declining related to a host of aliments.
Bio by: José L Bernabé Tronchoni
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