Ricardo Franco

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Ricardo Franco (24 May 1949 in Madrid – 20 May 1998 in Madrid) was a Spanish screenwriter and film director.

Biography[]

Nephew of Jesús Franco. He died at 49 years old when he filmed . He wrote lyrics for pop songs for , "Manuel Raquel" hit for example. "Loco de amor" played Café Quijano was written by Franco too.

Filmography[]

as film director[]

• (1969).
• (1970).
• (1974).
• Pascual Duarte (1975).
• Los restos del naufragio (1978).
• (1983).
• (1984).
• (1985).
• (1988).
• La mujer de tu vida (1988) (TV episode).
• Crónicas del mal (1991) (TV).
• (1991).
• " (1993).
• (1994) (documentary)
• La buena estrella (1997).
• (1998).

as screenwriter[]

• Adiós, pequeña (Imanol Uribe, 1986).
• Berlín Blues (1988).
• Sangre y arena (, 1989).
• Tu nombre envenena mis sueños (Pilar Miró, 1996).
• La buena estrella (1997).
• Lágrimas negras (1998).

as actor[]

• Amo tu cama, rica (, 1970).
• Los restos del naufragio (1977).
• Travelling Companion (1979)
• Pepi, Luci, Bom y otras chicas del montón (Pedro Almodóvar, 1980).
• La madre (Miguel Bardem, 1995).

External links[]

• Ricardo Franco at Internet Movie Database