
Jorge Mistral
Modesto Llosas Rosell (November 24, 1920- April 21, 1972) better known as Jorge Mistral, was a Spanish actor that after leaving his Laws career began to acting in spanish theatre. During the years 1940 to 1950 Mistral participated in s...
Biography
Modesto Llosas Rosell (November 24, 1920- April 21, 1972) better known as Jorge Mistral, was a Spanish actor that after leaving his Laws career began to acting in spanish theatre. During the years 1940 to 1950 Mistral participated in some of the most popular spanish films like Pequeñeces, Locura de amor and Carmen la de Ronda. Jorge had his bigger success in Mexico where was part of the "leading man" actors sharing credits with actresses like Dolores Del Río, María Félix and Silvia Pinal. In the 70's while he was shooting the soap opera "Hermanos Coraje" Mistral was diagnosed with doudenal cancer; for that reason, in 1972 he commited suicide after many suffering months and depression. His remains rest in a graveyard located in Mexico City.
Known for
Boy on a Dolphin1957 · Rhif2.9
Far from Heaven1952 · Hombre en playa (uncredited)3.8
Wuthering Heights1954 · Alejandro3.1
Andalusia Express1956 · Jorge Andrade3.0
Scheherazade1963 · Grand Vizir Zaccar3.8
Juana Gallo1961 · Capitán Guillermo Velarde3.3
È arrivata la parigina1958 · Cast5.0
El derecho de nacer1952 · Dr. Alberto Limonta3.3Cast credits
Boy on a Dolphin1957 · Rhif2.9
Far from Heaven1952 · Hombre en playa (uncredited)3.8
Wuthering Heights1954 · Alejandro3.1
Andalusia Express1956 · Jorge Andrade3.0
Scheherazade1963 · Grand Vizir Zaccar3.8
Juana Gallo1961 · Capitán Guillermo Velarde3.3
È arrivata la parigina1958 · Cast5.0
El derecho de nacer1952 · Dr. Alberto Limonta3.3
Un caballero andaluz1954 · Juan Manuel Almodóvar5.0
La dama del armiño1947 · Samuel, el joven5.0
Mar abierto1946 · Antonio5.0
The Count of Monte Cristo1953 · Cast2.7
White Mission1946 · Minoa4.0
Love on the Riviera1958 · Romualdo2.7
Revenge1958 · Juan Díaz3.3
The Devil Made a Woman1959 · Antonio3.2
Locura de amor1948 · Capitán don Alvar2.6
Quiero vivir1953 · Rubén Iturbe3.1