Born in Mexico City in 1920, he rose to fame as a charismatic and versatile actor, known for his sophisticated style and deep, resonant voice. He began his Hollywood career in the 1940s, gaining recognition through films such as "Fiesta" and "Battleground." He achieved iconic status with his portrayal of Mr. Roarke on the TV series "Fantasy Island" and as Khan in "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan." A pioneer for Latino actors, he advocated for better representation in the industry throughout his career.
CONQUEST OF THE PLANET OF THE APES
In a dystopian future, apes have evolved into intelligent beings and are enslaved by humans. When Caesar, the son of the talking apes Cornelius and...