Manuel Dondé

Manuel Dondé was an American actor known for his roles in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Enamorada, and Four Against the World. He was born on June 5, 1906, in Campeche, Campeche, Mexico, and passed away on May 27, 1976, in Mexico City.

Personal and Family Life

Manuel Dondé was married twice, first to Maria de Dominicis and later to Yolanda Soto Reyes. His family included his parents, Rafael Dondé Preciat and Concepción Fernández Envila, and he had notable relatives such as actress Lorena Velázquez and her sister Tere Velázquez. Dondé was also known for mentoring upcoming actors, including being the godfather to comedian Gaspar Henaine.

Death and Legacy

Manuel Dondé died on May 27, 1976, in Mexico City. He is remembered as a talented character actor who often portrayed villains. His contributions to Mexican cinema have left a lasting impact, influencing both his contemporaries and future generations of actors.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre 1948-01-15 El Jefe
Enamorada 1946-12-25 Fidel Bernal
Four Against the World 1950-06-01 N/A
La malquerida 1949-09-16 Accordionist
Él 1953-07-09 Pablo
Subida al cielo 1952-06-25 Eladio Gonzales
Flor silvestre 1943-04-24 Úrsulo Torres
Cabaret trágico 1957-11-27 Mesero
Macario 1960-05-09 Enviado de la inquisicion (uncredited)
Doña Bárbara 1943-09-16 Carmelito López
Río escondido 1948-02-12 El Rengo
La mujer que yo amé 1950-06-29 N/A
La mancha de sangre 1937-01-01 N/A
La rebelion de las hijas 1970-09-24 N/A