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José Elías Moreno
Actor, DirectorBorn June 13, 1956 (68 years)
José Elías Moreno was born on June 13, 1956 in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico. He is the son of the Mexican actor, producer and director José Elías Moreno and Beatriz Gonzalez de Cossio. His sister is the Mexican actress Beatriz Moreno and she also appears on television. In 1969, when he was 13 years old, his parents and maternal grandmother died in a car accident when the family traveled to his home on the road to Cuautla, Morelos. He and his sisters went to live with their aunt and uncle. Then, he went to live at the home of Mexican actor Julio Alemán, a great friend of his father and he was named the executor of the minors. He debuted as an actor in 1975 starring in the movie Supervivientes de los Andes. In 1977, he starred in the telenovela Marcha nupcial. He also starred in more movies throughout his career. He is more commonly known for starring in telenovelas like in; Amor en silencio, Amor de nadie, De frente al sol, Sentimientos ajenos, Morir dos veces, Rubí, Sueños y caramelos, Heridas de amor, Pasión, Juro que te amo, Camaleones, Amor Bravio, Quiero Amarte, and many others. He is married to Maru and they have 3 children: Elías, María, and Andrea.
Known For
Filmography
2024 | Mi amor sin tiempo (TV Series) · as Gonzalo Uriarte |
2023 | Stroke of Luck (TV Series) · as Crispín Palominos |
2023 | Golpe de Suerte (TV Series) |
2023 | Thinking of You (TV Series) · as Sergio |
2022 | Cabo (TV Series) · as Poncho Chávez |
2022 | Tal Para Qual (TV Series) · as Dr. Pastrana |
2022 | La Madrastra (TV Series) · as Santino González |
2022 | Split Heart (TV Series) · as Domingo Moreno |
2021 | The Thread Of Love (TV Series) · as Horacio Barrios |
2021 | Burning Fire (TV Series) · as Padre Mateo |
2020 | Overcoming Heartbreak (TV Series) · as Joaquín Falcón |
2019 | M.D.: Life on the Line (TV Series) |
2019 | El Dragón: Return of a Warrior (TV Series) · as Lamberto Garza |
2018 | Laws of love (TV Series) · as Joel Muñiz |
2016 | No Trace of You (TV Series) · as Raúl Santillana |
2016 | The Hotel of Secrets (TV Series) · as Juez |
2014 | Shadows of the Past (TV Series) · as Antonio Santos |
2013 | Loving You is All I Want (TV Series) · as Mauro Montesinos |
2012 | Valiant Love (TV Series) |
2011 | With You, Without You (TV Series) · as Esteban |
2011 | As The Saying Goes (TV Series) · as Rogelio |
2010 | A Double Identity (TV Series) · as Benigno Paz |
2009 | Chameleons (TV Series) · as Armando Jaramillo |
2008 | Oath of Love (TV Series) · as Rogelio Urbina |
2007 | Passion (TV Series) · as Alberto Lafont Y Espinoza |
2007 | Sexo y otros secretos (TV Series) · as García |
2006 | Wounds of Love (TV Series) · as Francisco Jiménez |
2005 | Vecinos (TV Series) · as Desiderio Mendoza |
2005 | Bajo el mismo techo (TV Series) · as Pepe Acosta |
2005 | Sueños y caramelos (TV Series) · as Mauro |
2004 | Rubí (TV Series) · as Genaro Duarte |
2003 | Lucía, Lucía · as Ramón |
2002 | The Plush Family (TV Series) · as Primo |
2002 | Clase 406 (TV Series) · as Manuel Del Moral |
2000 | Primer amor, a mil por hora (TV Series) · as Esteban Luna |
1999 | A Christmas Carol (TV Series) · as Menias Lozano |
1999 | Inesperado amor · as Papa |
1998 | Angel (TV Series) · as Padre Martín Villanueva |
1998 | |
1996 | Foreign Feelings (TV Series) · as José María |
1993 | Colmillos, el hombre lobo · as Roman |
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1991 | |
1990 | Amor de Nadie (TV Series) · as Jorge |
1990 | |
1989 | Once Upon a Star · as Ernesto |
1988 | The Marked Hour (TV Series) · as Cast |
1988 | Amor en silencio (TV Series) · as José María Durán |
1988 | Un sabado mas · as El Grande / Isauro |
1986 | Delinquent · as Gonzalo |
1985 | Mujer, Casos de la Vida Real (TV Series) · as Cast |
1983 | Coquette · as Maestro Carlos |
1983 | Poor Child, Rich Child · as Roberto |
1980 | Colorina (TV Series) · as Danilo |
1979 | Los ricos también lloran (TV Series) · as Pascual "pato" Hernández Acevedo |
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