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Fernando Lamas-1

Movie Actor

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Responsible Disciplined Ambitious Self-Controlled Good Manager Practical

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1915-01-09
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A suave actor known for his captivating portrayal of Latin Lover characters, he gained widespread recognition for his role as Manuel Gomez in the 1960 fantasy-adventure film The Lost World. His performances in films such as Dangerous When Wet, Kill a Dragon, and 100 Rifles further solidified his reputation and earned him critical acclaim.

Even before he became a household name, he started his career on stage, performing in musicals like Rich Young and Pretty. His talent soon caught the attention of MGM, which signed him to appear in a number of their popular musical productions. Off screen, he fully embraced the Latin Lover image, living a life that matched his on-screen charm. This was reflected in his marriages to actresses Ariene Dahl and Esther Williams, both of whom were prominent figures in Hollywood at the time.

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After his time at MGM, he made a notable appearance on television as Ramon De Vega in the series Run For Your Life. Around this period, Ramon De Vega also began exploring opportunities behind the scenes. Ramon De Vega took on directing roles for several episodes of popular shows like Alias Smith and Jones and later contributed to the production of Falcon Crest, showcasing his versatility in the industry.

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