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- Birth nameManuel Gómez López de la Osa
- Manolo Gómez Bur was a beloved Spanish actor, widely celebrated for his extensive work in classic Spanish comedy during the 1960s and 1970s. Born Manuel Gómez Bur in Madrid to a family with deep theatrical roots, he initially followed in their footsteps, building a solid reputation on stage before transitioning to the screen.
He became one of the most recognizable and popular actors in Spanish cinema, mastering both supporting and co-lead roles. He is best remembered for his impeccable comedic timing and his unforgettable performances in landmark films such as Las chicas de la Cruz Roja (1958), Los tramposos (1959) and Una vez al año ser hippy no hace daño (1969). His unique ability to portray endearing, clumsy, or fast-talking characters made him an essential figure in Spain's popular entertainment history. He continued to work extensively across film, television, and theater until his later years, leaving a lasting legacy.
- IMDb mini biography by: Alberto Mazarro
- Spanish comedian.
- Brother of actor Vicente Gómez Bur
- He begins working in musicals in 1939 in humorous roles. He debuts in cinema in 1944 and forms with Tony Leblanc and José María Ozores a comic trio in several comedies.
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