"Backstage Plane Passenger"

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 18/03/2025, 14:05

: "Backstage Plane Passenger" in Amor en el aire (1967)

"Backstage Plane Passenger" was a background actor, active in Spanish films at least from the mid-1950's and throughout the 1960's.

His nickname comes from his dual roles in Amor en el aire, which was where he first caught my attention. He had a very distinctive look, tall and thin with a moustache often fashioned in a Salvador Dali style, balding with a combover and his hair collar length at the back. Hopefully I will be able to replace his image on the right with a sharper one before too long.

Filmography

1954

Amor sobre ruedas .... Theatre audience member

1956
Tarde de toros .... Bullfight spectator

1966
Ringo e Gringo contro tutti .... Party guest

1967
¿Qué hacemos con los hijos? .... Taxi driver in the bar
Amor en el aire .... Plane passenger / Man backstage
Codo con codo .... Rejected musician
Pero... ¿en qué país vivimos? .... Man in the argument in the bar

1968
Tuset Street .... Nightclub customer

1969
Educando a una idiota .... Member of the film crew
No somos ni Romeo ni Julieta .... Priest on the bus

Titles to check

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 18/03/2025, 23:19

Amor sobre ruedas (1954) as Theatre audience member

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 19/03/2025, 13:18

Tarde de toros (1956) as Bullfight spectator

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 19/03/2025, 13:22

Ringo e Gringo contro tutti (1966) as Party guest

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 19/03/2025, 13:25

¿Qué hacemos con los hijos? (1967) as Taxi driver in the bar

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 19/03/2025, 13:30

Amor en el aire (1967) in dual roles as Plane passenger and Man backstage

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 19/03/2025, 13:33

Codo con codo (1967) as Rejected musician

Post by **PeplumParadise** » 19/03/2025, 14:04

Pero... ¿en qué país vivimos? (1967) as Man in the argument in the bar.

I'm fairly confident that is him behind Alfredo Landa, but he's only seen from behind so hard to be absolutely certain, at least until we become more familiar with him and get used to seeing him from different angles.