Francisco Perez
Francisco Pérez Uscocovich is an Ecuadorian actor and film director born in Quito, Ecuador in 1996. He has acted in films like, Holiday, UIO: Take me for a Ride, Ochentaisiete, Alba, Getuige. In short films such as, Day of the Ashes, E.O.N, in a web series, Enchufe.tv, and in a TV series called Milagros. Francisco graduated from The Madrid Film School, officially Escuela de Cinematografía y del Audiovisual de la Comunidad de Madrid (ECAM) as a film director. He has directed more than three short films, one of them (Un mal menor), recognized in international festivals. He won the award for best young director at the Antonio Ferrandis festival in Spain. He works in a Spanish producer where he has directed several advertising spots, for brands such as Bandai or for the Spanish soccer team, Real Betis. Francisco in the last year was also in charge of filming the behind the scences of a new Ecuadorian movie.
Francisco Posada
Francisco Posada is an actor and producer, known for Empire (2015), Agramon's Gate (2019) and Chicago Fire (2012).
Francisco Prim
Francisco Prim is an actor, known for El hombre de al lado (2009), Pájaros volando (2010) and La Cacería (2012).
Francisco Pérez-Bannen
Francisco Pérez-Bannen is an actor and producer, known for Sexo con Amor (2003), Secretos en el Jardín (2013) and Paréntesis (2005). He was previously married to Paola Zanghellini.
Francisco Quintana
Francisco Quintana is an actor, known for Pescadores (2017), El Jardín de Bronce (2017) and El estudiante (2011).
Francisco Rabal
Francisco Rabal -- Paco to everyone -- was born in the mining camp where his father worked. His mother owned a small mill. At the age of six, with the Civil War breaking out, the family emigrated to Madrid and he started working as a street salesman and later in a chocolate factory, which later led to him working as an electrician in the Chamartín Film Studios. It was here he started in his first films in crowd scenes and so on. However, following advice from people like Dámaso Alonso, he found his way into the theatre and in 1950 started working with José Tamayo where he met Asunción Balaguer, who was to become his wife and inseparable companion for the rest of his life. One of the plays he starred in was a Spanish version of Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman." The big breakthrough came when he met Luis Buñuel, one of the greatest of Spanish film directors. They became great friends, in part due to their similar philosophies on life. Nazarín and Viridiana remain as hallmarks of that early period. However, with maturity and the passing of the Franco Régime, Rabal's best work was yet to come, and indeed culminated with his exceptional rôle in _Santos Inocentes, Los (1984)_, one of the best three or four Spanish films of all time. In 1987 he made a wonderful TV series called Juncal (1989) which was probably the character which mostly resembled the real-life Paco Rabal: a veritable "truhan" -- a roguish rascal. However, he has played the character of the Aragonese painter Francisco Goya in three different films, a personage who he became heavily identified with. It is in this period that he received his highest awards in Spain, Cannes, Montreal, etc. He is the only Spanish actor to have been given a Doctor Honoris Causa by the University of his native Murcia. Returning from the XXV Montreal Festival where he was homaged for a lifetime's work, he died over the English Channel aboard the aeroplane bringing him from London to Madrid and, despite the emergency landing in Bordeaux, nothing could be done for him. The pressure inside the plane aggravated his chronic bronchitis and started a fit of coughing which he was not able to overcome. He has published a few books which he called "some little things of mine," but most notably his collection of verses and "coplas" in 1994 and a little later collaborated with Agustín Cerezales on his biography "Si yo te contara" (If I told you all about it). His daughter, Teresa Rabal, is a successful actress, singer and TV presenter, while his son, Benito, also works as film director.
Francisco Ramos
Francisco Ramos is an actor and writer, known for Gentefied (2020), Ken Jeong: Best Medicine (2019) and Shameless (2011).
Francisco Ramírez
Francisco Ramírez is an actor, known for Post Tenebras Lux (2012).
Francisco Raymond
Francisco Raymond is known for The Tashkent Files (2019), The Warrior Queen of Jhansi (2019) and Rocket Boys (2022).
Francisco Reyes
Eugenio Francisco Reyes Morandé is a distinguished Chilean television, theatre and film actor. Made his debut in the year 1989 in the serie Sor Teresa de Los Andes of TVN, transforming himself in one of the elite actors from the television channel. From his debut, his career has been filled with success. Very notable performances alongside Chilean Actress Claudia di Girolamo who has become the perfect match for his persona. Francisco is married to Carmen Romero and has 3 children. In 2007 he appeared in the TVN program "El Baile" and he won the competition. In 2017 he gained international recognition for his role as Orlando, the older boyfriend of Marina (Daniela Vega) in Sebastián Lelio's Oscar-winning film A Fantastic Woman.
