Joaquín Luis Romero Marchent

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Joaquín Luis Romero Hernández Marchent (also José Romero Marchent ; born August 26, 1921 in Madrid ; † August 16, 2012 there ) was a Spanish film director , producer and screenwriter .

Life

Romero Marchent grew up as the son of a publisher, cutter and film producer and began his career as a child actor; in the 1940s he appeared in a few film roles. He gave up his law studies after the Second World War in favor of a film career. Several engagements and a theater company founded with his brother Rafael followed. In 1953 he made his debut as a director.

He received the "Jimeno" Revelation Award in 1954 for the crime film Juzgado permanente and was filming two westerns with The Coyote (1955) and The Revenge of the Coyote (1956 - script: Jesus Franco ) in Spain as early as the mid-1950s . In the meantime Romero Marchent wrote himself and was often his own financier with his own production company Centaur Films , often in collaboration with Italian financiers such as Alberto Grimaldi . From 1963 onwards, a series of spaghetti westerns emerged under his direction , initially still strongly influenced by American models, making him one of the founders of the genre. In 1972 he was responsible for the indexed death march of the beasts . Later Romero Marchent preferred to shoot for television; his contributions to the series Curro Jimenez were very successful ; his last work was done in 1994 for the continuation of the miniseries, Curro Jiménez II .

He was married to actress Ángela Caballero .

Filmography

Director
Screenwriter

literature

  • 1999: Carlos Aguilar: Joaquín Romero Marchent. La firmeza de profesional. 105 S. Almería. ISBN 978-8481081992 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. http://www.rtve.es/noticias/20120817/muere-cineasta-joaquin-romero-marchent-director-varios-capitulos-curro-jimenez/557726.shtml