GUILLERMO MONTESINOS
1948
ACTOR BIOGRAPHY
(Castellón de la Plana, January 10, 1948) is a spanish actor.
His beginnings in the interpretation are very early, climbing for the first time on stage at age 12. Later he attended dramatic art classes.
Devoted to theater, he debuts in the cinema with supporting roles in films such as La Carmen (1976), Siete días de enero (1979) and El crimen de cuenca (1980).
He has been under the command of some of the most important Spanish directors as Gonzalo Herrade (Últimas noches con Teresa, 1984), Pedro Almodóvar (Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios, 1988), José Luis Cuerda (Amanece que no es poco, 1989), Vicente Aranda (Si te dicen que caí, 1989) and Luis García Berlanga, with whom he has worked repeatedly in La vaquilla (1985), Todos a la cárcel (1993) and París-Tombuctú (1999)
His participation in the small screen was not as outstanding. He has participated in the production of the Valencian regional television L’alqueria blanca, Los ladrones van a la oficina, Tarancón, pan y cebolla and the latest Cuentame lo que pasó and Aquí no hay quien viva.