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Carlos De Valdez
(1894-1939)
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Carlos De Valdez was born on 19 March 1894 in Arica, Peru. He was an actor, known for
Lancer Spy (1937)
,
Little Man, What Now? (1934)
and
Suez (1938)
. He died on 30 October 1939 in Encino, California, USA.
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Lancer Spy
6.2
Von Klingen
1937
Little Man, What Now?
7.2
Dr. Sesam
1934
Suez
6.6
Count Hatzfeldt
(as Carlos de Valdez)
1938
Men in Exile
5.6
General Alcatraz
(as Carlos DeValdez)
1937
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Three Men from Texas
6.8
Don Ricardo Valez
(uncredited)
1940
I Take This Woman
6.3
Ramos
(scenes deleted)
1940
The Llano Kid
5.3
Don Pedro
1939
British Intelligence
6.1
Von Ritter
(uncredited)
1939
The Girl and the Gambler
5.5
El Rayo Bandit
(uncredited)
1939
The Girl from Mexico
6.5
Mexican Judge
(uncredited)
1939
Bridal Suite
5.6
Mountain Climbing Guide
(uncredited)
1939
Juarez
6.9
Tailor
(uncredited)
1939
Midnight
7.8
Maurice - Flammarions' Butler
(uncredited)
1939
Suez
6.6
Count Hatzfeldt
(as Carlos de Valdez)
1938
Blockade
5.6
Major Del Rio
1938
Gold Diggers in Paris
5.8
Second Government Man
(uncredited)
1938
The Face Behind the Mask
6.2
Short
Bit Part
(uncredited)
1938
Romance in the Dark
7.7
Ballot
1938
Sudden Bill Dorn
6.3
Don Francisco Viargas
(as Carlos J. de Valdez)
1937
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Carlos DeValdez
Born
March 19
,
1894
Arica, Peru
Died
October 30
,
1939
Encino, California, USA
(undisclosed)
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