Pedro Ruiz (actor)

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Pedro Ruiz
Pedro Ruiz
Born	(1947-08-17) 17 August 1947 (age 74) Barcelona, Spain

Pedro Ruiz (born 17 August 1947) is a Spanish radio presenter, actor, screenwriter and comedian.^[1]

Radio[]

As an RJ, Pedro has anchored various programmes.

Television[]

In 1972, Pedro Ruiz started his television career at Televisión Española by presenting the show . In 1974, he appeared in the show telecast on TVE. He remained one of the most popular presenters in Spain from the 1970s to the 1990s.^[2][3]

Awards and nominations[]

• Nominated, Goya Award for Best Supporting Actor (1987) for Moros y Cristianos.
• Won, (1986) Most Popular Person for.

Filmography[]

• "The Bigger, the Better" (2017) as Padre Santiago
• "Oh, quina joia!" (2016) as Jimmy
• "¿Qué fue de Jorge Sanz?" (TV Series 2016)as Pedro Ruiz
• "Academia de baile Gloria" (TV Series 2001)
• "Proceso a ETA" (1989)
• "La claror daurada" (TV Series 1989)
• "Moors and Christians" (1987) as Pepe
• "Policía" (1987) as Vigilante estadio (uncredited)
• "El gran mogollón" (1982)
• "Volver a empezar (1982) as Juan Carlos I (voice)
• "El día del presidente (1979) as President

References[]

External links[]

Pedro Ruiz at IMDb