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Born · March 26, 1903
Died · August 6, 1986 (83 years old)
Known For: Acting
Place of Birth: Sabinas, Coahuila, Mexico
Emilio "El Indio" Fernández (born Emilio Fernández Romo, March 26, 1904 – August 6, 1986) was a Mexican film director, actor and screenwriter. He was one of the most prolific film directors of the Golden Age of Mexican cinema in the 1940s and 1950s. He is best known for his work as director of the film Maria Candelaria, which won the Palme d'Or award at the 1946 Cannes Film Festival. As an actor, he worked in numerous film productions of Mexico and also in Hollywood.
Founder of Restaurante Sa Foradada · (4 episodes)
0.0
2013
(archive footage)
7.3
2004
5.0
1987
Commander Prieto
6.1
1986
Don Venustiano
4.4
1986
5.0
1986
Tacho / Paco
4.5
1985
Self
0.0
1984
Self
2.0
1984
Diosdado
6.5
1984
Comandante Prieto
6.0
1983
5.0
1983
4.2
1982
N°187
0.0
1982
4.5
1980
Hernández
6.5
1979
3.1
1976
General Salino
5.0
1975
J.V.
6.3
1975
El Jefe
7.1
1974
Paco
7.2
1973
Anacleto Morones
5.4
1972
(1 episode)
7.6
1972
Miguel · (1 episode)
8.1
1971
Juan
6.8
1971
Margarito Herrero
6.0
1971
Sheriff
4.6
1970
Himself
6.2
1969
5.0
1969
Gen. Mapache
7.6
1969
Cesare Brunelli
4.8
1968
5.6
1968
Emilio Segura
6.0
1967
Aurelio Pérez
6.1
1967
Calita
6.8
1967
Ringo
5.1
1967
Ignacio
5.0
1967
Francisco Lorca
6.2
1966
5.0
1966
Lazaro
6.2
1966
5.0
1966
Don Lucio
5.0
1966
Moran
5.6
1965
5.0
1965
Sergeant Lopez
5.7
1965
5.2
1965
5.0
1964
Barkeeper (uncredited)
7.2
1964
Félix Gómez
5.2
1964
Danilo Zata
6.0
1963
Epigmenio Gomez
4.6
1963
Coronel
6.0
1962
Pascual Velasco
8.1
1961
Coronel Antonio Zeta
6.1
1959
Aguilucho
5.8
1943
Rogelio Torres
6.4
1943
4.0
1942
5.0
1941
Ernesto
4.5
1941
Emilio Gómez
4.6
1940
Pancracio
5.7
1940
5.5
1939
5.3
1938
3.7
1937
5.5
1937
5.0
1937
5.5
1937
Idúa
4.5
1937
5.0
1937
Bailarín
5.3
1936
5.0
1936
Sebastián
3.7
1936
Zirahuén
5.8
1935
Toparca, bandolero
5.3
1934
Dancer (uncredited)
6.2
1933
Indian Joe
0.0
1932
Pancho
3.0
1931
Lopez
4.0
1930