Carlos López
November 4, 1887 (139 years old) in Durango, Mexico
Carlos López was born in the city of Durango in 1887. He made his debut as an actor in the northern theaters, where he became part of various companies before making his appearance in Mexico City in the main theater. The nickname "Chaflán" came from his long and narrow face, coupled with his peculiar mustache, which was false because he was hairless.
Known For
Credits
- 1942 · Passion Island as El Caiman
- 1942 · La última aventura de Chaflán as
- 1941 · Ay, Jalisco, Don't Give Up! as
- 1941 · Hasta que llovió en Sayula as Don Chema Zamudio
- 1941 · Rancho Alegre as
- 1940 · Allá en el Trópico as Perico
- 1939 · Estampas Habaneras as
- 1938 · Canto a mi tierra as Cameo (uncredited)
- 1938 · Mientras México duerme as
- 1938 · Los millones de Chaflán as Prisciliano Ordoñez
- 1938 · Tierra brava as
- 1938 · La tierra del mariachi as
- 1938 · El indio as Rogaciano
- 1938 · La zandunga as El secretario, Don Chencho
- 1937 · Las cuatro milpas as
- 1937 · Ave sin rumbo as Melchor Peña (as Carlos López 'Chaflán')
- 1937 · ¡Ora Ponciano! as Lolo
- 1937 · Jalisco nunca pierde as
- 1937 · Bajo el cielo de México as
- 1937 · Nostradamus as
- 1936 · Let's Go with Pancho Villa! as Rodrigo Perea
- 1936 · Allá en el Rancho Grande as Florentino
- 1936 · Beautiful Sky as Pancho
- 1936 · The Macabre Trunk as Agent Mendez
- 1936 · Malditas sean las mujeres as Guardabosques
- 1936 · Judas as
- 1936 · Mujeres de hoy as Policía
- 1935 · The Treasure of Pancho Villa as Delgado (uncredited)
- 1935 · The Dressel Family as Sirviente de Gonzalo (uncredited)
- 1935 · Corazón bandolero as
- 1935 · Tu hijo as
- 1935 · Silencio sublime as El Pescado
- 1935 · El rayo de Sinaloa as Capitán
- 1935 · Clemencia as
- 1934 · Cruz Diablo as Sirviente de Nostromus
- 1934 · Venganza suprema as Cajero
- 1934 · Who Killed Eve? as Borracho (uncredited)
- 1934 · Juarez and Maximilian as
- 1934 · El compadre Mendoza as
- 1934 · La sangre manda as Obrero
- 1934 · Chucho el Roto as Preso
- 1933 · Over the Waves as 2ª Vagabundo
- 1932 · Una vida por otra as