José Torres

Personal Info

Birthday

June 4, 1925

(100 years old)

Place of Birth

José Torres

Biography

José Torres (Tocuyito, June 4, 1925) is a leading Venezuelan television, film and dubbing actor. He is remembered for having played Tacupay in Ka Ina. An icon of the spaghetti Western, he shared the set with Orson Welles, Terence Hill, Paco Rabal, Steve Reeves and Lee Van Cleef.

Known For

Ka Ina

Django, Prepare a Coffin

The Beautiful Otero

The 5-Man Army

Children of the Salt

Death Rides a Horse

Django Challenges Sartana

Tepepa

Filmography

2023
Big Boss
as Groomer #4
2017
Children of the Salt
as Evaristo / father
2007
Miranda Regresa
as Remigio
2000
Florentino y el diablo
as El diablo
1983
Exposed
as Guest at Party
1982
Fürchte dich nicht, Jakob!
as Hirte
1980
El regreso de Sabina
as Comisario
1979
Compañero de viaje
as José Rafael
1975
El poder negro (Black power)
as El Teque
1972
Shoot Joe, and Shoot Again
as Jack, Gang Leader
Return of the Holy Ghost
as Jim Charlie, Banker
Death Is Sweet From the Soldier Of God
as Holy Ghost / Spirito Santo
1971
And His Name Was Holy Ghost
as Steve
Durango Is Coming, Pay or Die
as El Tuerto
1970
The Tigers of Mompracem
as Tremal Naik
Io e Dio
as Don Paolo
Django Challenges Sartana
as Mute
1969
I Am Sartana Your Angel of Death
as Shadow
The 5-Man Army
as Mexican Spy
Tepepa
as Pedro Pereira a.k.a. Piojo
1968
Run, Man, Run
as Ramirez
Beyond the Law
as Jose Dulce
Go For Broke
as Copper Face
Django, Prepare a Coffin
as Garcia
Wild 90
as Kid Cha Cha
Bloody Che Contra
as Ruiz
1967
Face to Face
as Aaron Chase
Any Gun Can Play
as Bahunda
Death Rides a Horse
as Pedro
Poker with Pistols
as Lazar
1966
Ramon the Mexican
as Lucas
Degueyo
as Logan
Seven Golden Men Strike Again
as Ufficiale rivoluzionario
1965
Gold Train
as El Diablo
Why Go On Killing?
as Lopez Henchman
1964
The Masked Man Against the Pirates
as Josh, The Raven
Two Gangsters in the Wild West
as Pablito
1963
Taur the Mighty
as El Khad
I Am Semiramis
as Pharaoh's Messenger
1954
The Beautiful Otero
as Pablo
1948
The Devil Who Limped
as Don Juan d'Azcona