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July 7, 1927
January 12, 2015
Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain
Germán Sánchez Hernández-Cobos (7 July 1927 – 12 January 2015) was a prolific Spanish actor in a variety of European films. Son of the stage actor Fernando Cobos, he spent part of his childhood in San Sebastian. He began studying Architecture and in 1949 he joined the Teatro Español Universitario (TEU), when he had already developed a vocation for acting. After moving to Madrid, where he enrolled in the School of Dramatic Art and the Official School of Cinematography, he made his first screen role in 1951, in Juan de Orduña's film La leona de Castilla. Shortly afterwards he was hired as a young leading man in the comedy company of Lilí Murati, a Hungarian actress who had settled in Spain. He had successes in the theatre, both in comedies such as Tovarich and Una noche en su casa, señora, as well as in dramatic pieces, such as La muerte de Dantón. Despite this happy period as a stage actor, his true projection during the 1950s and 1960s was in the cinema, where he played tough leading man roles. His extensive filmography includes nearly a hundred films. After appearing in Rafael J. Salvia's Flight 971 in 1953, he subsequently made films such as El beso de Judas, La patrulla, La otra vida del Capitán Contreras and Cuerda de presos, directed by Rafael Gil and Pedro Lazaga. From 1955 onwards he spent a few years in Italy, where he appeared in Esclavas de Cartago and Susana pura nata and other commercial films. Back in Spain he played Sara Montiel's leading man in Carmen la de Ronda, directed by Tulio Demichelli in 1959. The following year he made a melodrama, Ama Rosa, by León Klimowsky, alongside Imperio Argentina. His stage appearances were more sparse. In the 1960s he starred in Los derechos de la mujer, then the comedy Guapo, libre y español and, from the 1980s onwards, Del rey Ordás y sus infamias, La amante de su señoría and La marquesa Rosalinda. Among the rest of his extensive filmography, the most notable are Un taxi para Tobruck, an important co-production that paired him with Hardy Kruger, Lino Ventura and Charles Aznavour, also filmed in 1960, as well as A las cinco de la tarde, by J. A. Bardem; La bella Lola, by Alfonso Balcázar, again as a partner to Sara Montiel; El valle de las espadas, by Javier Setó, both from 1962; La revoltosa, by José Díaz Morales (1963); Las Vegas, 500 millones, by Isasi-Isasmendi (1968); Marianela, by Angelino Fons (1972); Cría cuervos, by Carlos Saura (1975); El puente, by Bardem (1976); Solos en la madrugada, by José Luis Garci (1977); La ley del deseo, by Pedro Almodóvar (1987); El aire de un crimen, by I. Isasmendi (1987); Un paraguas para tres, by Felipe Vega (1992) and Boca a boca, by Manuel Gómez Pereira (1995). He spent some seasons retired, running a hospitality business in La Granja de San Ildefonso (Segovia). On television he participated in 1995 in the series Villarriba y Villabajo.
Joe
2007
Delgado
2005

Manolo
2003

Gabo
2003

Arturo
2001

Alvaro Larra
1996

1996

Sr. Guerrero
1996

Padre de Luci
1995

Don Benjamín
1995
as Joe
as Delgado

as Manolo

as Gabo

as Arturo

as Alvaro Larra


as Sr. Guerrero

as Padre de Luci

as Don Benjamín

as L'Homme à la Cornemuse

as Rafael

as Mondéjar



as Antonio

as «Продюсер»

as Amaro

as Padre de Amaia

as Theatrical impresario

as El Cura

as Juez Pedrosa

as El editor

as Ramón Vidal

as Ignacio

as Emigrante

as Enrique

as Nicolás

as Carlo

as Mike Cash

as D. Carlos

as Fred Smith

as Capitán Gustavo Lefevre

as Don José

as Daniel

as Pablo

as Sucre

as Richard O'Hara

as Padre

as Don Diego de Mendoza

as Larry/El Diablo

as Carlos

as Joe Callaghan

as Clark

as Martin Heywood


as Danny O'Connor / Agent Z-55

as Presentador / Juan

as Robert Manning / Danny O'Connor / Agent Z-55

as Roberto

as Antonio


as Paul Driscoll

as Albertini

as Felipe

as Valentín Pereira

as Abderramán


as Il colonnello Chamonis

as Federico

as Saúl Kauffman

as Pierre

as Miguel

as Carlos

as José Álvarez

as Jean Ramirez

as Rafael Aguirre

as Javier

as Lucas

as Paco

as Carlos Valle

as Avvocato Otello Bellomo

as Ugo

as Alberto



as Roberto

as Tullius

as Silvestre

as Carlos

as Eugenio Jalón

as Pedro


as Calatayud

as Andrés (no acreditado)

as Primer oficial