Leo Carrillo

Actor

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Also Known As

Leo Carillo

Birth Place

Los Angeles, California, USA

Born

August 06, 1880

Died

September 10, 1961

Cause of Death

Cancer

Filmography

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The Girl from San Lorenzo (1950)

The Valiant Hombre (1949)

The Gay Amigo (1949)

Satan's Cradle (1949)

The Daring Caballero (1949)

The Fugitive (1947)

A chief of police

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Viva Villa! (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Fiction Woven Out Of Truth

Viva Villa! (1934) -- (Movie Clip) For The Gringo Paper?

Family & Companions

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Edith S Haeselbarth

Wife

Biography

Filmography

Cast (Feature Film)

The Girl from San Lorenzo (1950)

The Valiant Hombre (1949)

The Gay Amigo (1949)

Satan's Cradle (1949)

The Daring Caballero (1949)

The Fugitive (1947)

A chief of police

Crime, Inc. (1945)

Mexicana (1945)

Under Western Skies (1945)

King [Carlos] Randall

Bowery to Broadway (1944)

Gypsy Wildcat (1944)

Ghost Catchers (1944)

Moonlight and Cactus (1944)

Larceny with Music (1943)

Follow the Band (1943)

Frontier Badmen (1943)

Phantom of the Opera (1943)

Signor Ferretti

Crazy House (1943)

Men of Texas (1942)

American Empire (1942)

Dominique Beauchard

Top Sergeant (1942)

[Corp.] Frenchy Devereaux

Danger in the Pacific (1942)

Escape from Hong Kong (1942)

Unseen Enemy (1942)

Sin Town (1942)

What's Cookin'? (1942)

Marvo [the Great]

The Kid from Kansas (1941)

Juan Garcia Pancho

Road Agent (1941)

Horror Island (1941)

Honolulu Lu (1941)

Don Estaban Cordoba

Barnacle Bill (1941)

Tight Shoes (1941)

Riders of Death Valley (1941)

One Night in the Tropics (1940)

Lillian Russell (1940)

20 Mule Team (1940)

Captain Caution (1940)

[Lucien] Argandeau

The Arizona Wildcat (1939)

Manuel Hernandez

Chicken Wagon Family (1939)

Jean Paul Batiste Fippany

Society Lawyer (1939)

Fisherman's Wharf (1939)

The Girl and the Gambler (1939)

Too Hot to Handle (1938)

Flirting with Fate (1938)

City Streets (1938)

Blockade (1938)

The Girl of the Golden West (1938)

Little Miss Roughneck (1938)

I Promise to Pay (1937)

52nd Street (1937)

Fiorello Zamarelli

Manhattan Merry-Go-Round (1937)

The Barrier (1937)

History Is Made at Night (1937)

Hotel Haywire (1937)

Dr. Zodiac Z. Zippe

It Had to Happen (1936)

Giuseppe Badjagaloupe

Moonlight Murder (1936)

The Gay Desperado (1936)

Love Me Forever (1935)

The Winning Ticket (1935)

In Caliente (1935)

If You Could Only Cook (1935)

Four Frightened People (1934)

Viva Villa (1934)

The Band Plays On (1934)

Manhattan Melodrama (1934)

The Gay Bride (1934)

Mickey [the Greek, alias of John Mickapopolis]

Parachute Jumper (1933)

Before Morning (1933)

Dr. Gruelle [alias of Mr. Maitland]

Obey the Law (1933)

Racetrack (1933)

Moonlight and Pretzels (1933)

Nick Pappacropolis

Girl of the Rio (1932)

Don Jose Maria Lopez y Tostado

The Broken Wing (1932)

Capt. Innocencio

Men Are Such Fools (1932)

Antonio ["Tony"] Mello

Deception (1932)

Hell Bound (1931)

The Guilty Generation (1931)

The Homicide Squad (1931)

[Big] Louie Grenado

Lasca of the Rio Grande (1931)

Jose Santa Cruz

Mister Antonio (1929)

Antonio Camaradino

Cast (Short)

Around the World in California (1947)

Cinema Circus (1937)

La Fiesta de Santa Barbara (1935)

Things You Never See on the Screen (1935)

The 42nd. Street Special (1933)

Life Events

Photo Collections

The Guilty Generation - Movie Posters

The Guilty Generation - Movie Posters

Videos

Viva Villa! (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Fiction Woven Out Of Truth Commanding prologue and screenplay by Ben Hecht, directed by either ultimately-dismissed Howard Hawks or credited Jack Conway, with Phillip Cooper as the young title character and Frank Puglia his dad, from MGM’s hit Viva Villa!, 1934, starring Wallace Beery.

Viva Villa! (1934) -- (Movie Clip) For The Gringo Paper? Taking a town as his notoriety grows, Wallace Beery as Pancho Villa browses females (C.B. DeMille's part-Italian adopted daughter Katherine as Rosita, in one of her earliest roles) then, with sidekick Sierra (Leo Carrillo), meets nervous American journalist Sykes (Stuart Erwin), in Viva Villa!, 1934.

Viva Villa! (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Pancho Villa Sent For Me Some scale as the revolution gathers pace, Wallace Beery (title character) rallies volunteers, visits sympathetic aristocrat Teresa (Fay Wray) and reporter Sykes (Stuart Erwin), then a montage, with writer Ben Hecht more successful than the rear-screen process shots, David Durand the bugle boy, inViva Villa! , 1934.

Viva Villa! (1934) -- (Movie Clip) The Law Of Pancho Villa's Court First appearance for Wallace Beery in the title role, his mob seizing a town after several peasants were convicted and hanged, with aide Sierra (Leo Carrillo), flipping the script on the ruling class (Nigel De Brulier the magistrate), in MGM’s Viva Villa!, 1934.

In Caliente (1935) -- (Movie Clip) Muchacha All of 70 minutes into the picture, Busby Berkeley staging, Lloyd Bacon directing, a reprise of an extended Harry Warren-Al Dubin composition, Dolores Del Rio as Rita finally sings and dances, with support from Phil Regan, love interest Pat O’Brien watching with pal Edward Everett Horton, in Warner Bros.’ In Caliente, 1935.

Fugitive, The (1947) -- (Movie Clip) I Am Not Your Excellency Continuing director John Ford’s exposition of key characters, Pedro Armendariz as “a Lieutenant Of Police,” angrily dispatching his own duties as well as those of the preoccupied chief (Leo Carrillo), cinematographer Gabriel Figueroa leading the way, in The Fugitive, 1947, based on Graham Greene’s novel.

Manhattan Melodrama (1934) -- (Movie Clip) Better Say Goodbye Blackie (Clark Gable) is more than philosophical when now-governor pal Jim (William Powell) and Father Joe (Leo Carrillo) come to visit him pre-execution in Manhattan Melodrama, 1934.

History Is Made At Night (1937) -- (Movie Clip) More Dead Than The Male The day after his evening with Jean Arthur, we learn Charles Boyer (as "Paul") is headwaiter at the Paris restaurant where he entertained her, with chef Cesare (Leo Carrillo), diner Norton (George Meeker) and a timid waiter (Barlowe Borland), in Frank Borzage's History Is Made At Night, 1937.

History Is Made At Night (1937) -- (Movie Clip) I Hate Men Don't You? Director Frank Borzage's Byzantine plot has Paul (Charles Boyer) who, it seems, is a light-hearted jewel thief in full command of a Paris restaurant staff, entertaining Irene (Jean Arthur), whom he rescued from a husband determined to frame her, in History Is Made At Night, 1937.

Blockade (1938) -- (Movie Clip) Spain, 1936 Opening in an idyllic Spain, with actual names of places and political positions omitted, Henry Fonda as farmer Marco with buddy Luis (Leo Carrillo) meets fancy Norma (Madeleine Carroll), in producer Walter Wanger's Spanish Civil War drama Blockade, 1938.

Blockade (1938) -- (Movie Clip) Turn Back And Fight! Foreigners Basil and daughter Norma (Vladimir Sokoloff, Madeleine Carroll) in flight, farmers in a fictional region in Spain baffled by sudden bombing, this could be read as Marco (Henry Fonda), on his own, instigating the Spanish Republican cause, in producer Walter Wanger's Blockade, 1938.

Captain Caution (1940) -- (Movie Clip) There'll Be No Scurvy Having taken her dead father's ship back from British captors, vengeful Yankee Corunna (Louise Platt) taking command with support from mercenary Slade (Bruce Cabot), sailors George Lloyd, J. Pat O'Malley and especially Victor Mature as "Marvin," not happy, in Captain Caution, 1940.

Wyoming - (Original Trailer) Wallace Beery and Majorie Main make great comic foils in the very good MGM western Wyoming (1940).

Companions

Edith S Haeselbarth

Wife

Bibliography

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