Carlos Orellana

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Carlos Orellana Martínez (28 December 1900 in Hidalgo – 24 January 1960 in Mexico City) was a Mexican actor, film director and screenwriter.

Filmography[]

As actor[]

As director[]

• 1941: Noche de recién casados
• 1942: Dos mexicanos en Sevilla
• 1942: El que tenga un amor
• 1942: The Eternal Secret
• 1943: ¡Arriba las mujeres!
• 1945: El Capitán Malacara
• 1945: Como México no hay dos!
• 1946: Cásate y verás
• 1946: Madman and Vagabond
• 1948: Enrédate y verás
• 1948: La casa de la Troya
• 1948: Flor de caña
• 1948: Mi esposa busca novio
• 1949: Cara sucia
• 1958: El gran premio
• 1960: Un trío de tres

External links[]

• Carlos Orellana at IMDb.

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