Ramón G. Larrea
Military man, employee, language teacher and actor. He participated in the defense of Bilbao and the liberation of San Sebastian (Guipuzcoa) and in October 1936 he joined the Republican Aviation as inspector of the Flight Schools abroad. Later he was inspector of instruction of the Troops Group of the Undersecretary of Aviation; director of the School of Training of Commands of the Aviation Arm and Military Commander of Sabadell (Barcelona) with the rank of lieutenant colonel, in the Republican zone of Catalonia. In the final moments of the civil war he went into exile in France, and from there he moved to Mexico in 1939. He lived in Mexico City where he initially worked in the company Aquilaka Publicidad y Radiodifusión as a commercial agent. He was later a theater and film actor. He died in the Mexican capital on September 11, 1981.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1893-03-04 · Bilbao, Vizcaya, País Vasco, Spain
- Died
- 1981-09-11
Known for
- The Other (1946) — Patrón de María (uncredited)
- Our Lady of Guadalupe (1976) — Obispo
- The Adventures of Pito Pérez (1957) — Don Lino (panadero) (uncredited)
- Boom in the Moon (1946)
- El cuarto mandamiento (1948) — Billiard room owner
- Jesus of Nazareth (1942) — Santiago Apostol
- Canaima (1945) — Comandante (uncredited)
- The Naughty Son (1945) — Cabaret boss
- ¡Mexicanos al Grito de Guerra! (1943) — Gen. Jurien
- A Letter of Love (1943) — Coronel francés
- Cananea (1978) — Don Lope
- Adultery (1945) — Cura (uncredited)
- The Headless Woman (1944) — El Gran Raimundi (uncredited)
- The Useless Life of Pito Pérez (1970)
- The Waltzes came from Vienna and the Children from Paris (1966)
- Cuando viajan las estrellas (1942) — Representante torero (uncredited)