Alejandro Galindo - SpeedyLook encyclopedia

Héctor Alejandro Galindo Amezcua (born the January 14th 1906 with Monterrey - deceased the 1999 with Mexico City) was a Réalisateur, Scénariste, producing Acteur and of Cinéma and radio Mexicain. He is regarded as the popular realizer of the modern town of Mexico City.

Biography

Alejandro Galindo nacquit with Monterrey, in the state of the Nuevo León. Its family settled with Mexico City whereas he was still child. He began studies of Odontologie to the autonomous National university of Mexico which he gave up to leave to Hollywood, after the producer Germán Camus had given him the taste of the cinema. At the dawn of the Talking films, Galindo worked as assistant, assembler, and translator for various companies, among which the Subway-Goldwyn-Mayer; cottoya the realizer Gregory Undermined It and off followed studies of Scénario to Hollywood Institute Scriptwriting and Photoplay. Columbia Pictures urged it to adapt its productions to the Spanish . But the Economic crisis of 1929 put an end to the American dream.

In 1934]]). After [[short film]] [[documentary]] '' Teotihuacán, will tierra of emperadores '', it realized in [[1937 with the cinema|1937]] its first [[feature-length film]] '' [[Almas Rebeldes]] '', that it scénarisa and assembled itself. He became thereafter a popular realizer near the Mexican urban middle-classes, at the time of the golden age of [[Mexican cinema]], the '' Época de Oro ''. In [[1985]], it directed its ultimate work, a biography of the president [[Lázaro Cárdenas]], who was never diffused for political reasons. Alejandro Galindo was married with [[Mariela Flores]] and [[Pine Crespo]]. His/her brother, [[Marco Aurelio Galindo]], is writer. == Filmographie == === As actor === * [[1936 with the cinema|1936]]: '' [[El baúl macabro]] '' of [[Miguel Zacarías]] * [[1937 with the cinema|1937]]: '' [[¡ Esos hombres!]] '' of [[Rolando Aguilar]] * [[1939 with the cinema|1939]]: '' [[Una Luz in semi camino]] '' of [[Jose Bohr]] * [[1986 with the cinema|1986]]: '' [[El Misterio of the araña]] '' of [[César Taboada]] * [[1991 with the cinema|1991]]: '' [[Jóvenes delincuentes]] '' of [[Mario Hernández]] === Like realizer (selective list) === * [[1935 with the cinema|1935]]: '' Teotihuacán, will tierra of emperadores '' * [[1937 with the cinema|1937]]: '' [[Almas rebeldes]] '' * [[1938 with the cinema|1938]]: '' [[Mientras Mexico City duerme]] '' * [[1945 with the cinema|1945]]: '' [[Campeón sin corona]] '' * [[1948 with the cinema|1948]]: '' [[Una familia of tantas]] '' * [[1953 with the cinema|1953]]: '' [[Espaldas mojadas]] '' * [[1954 with the cinema|1954]]: '' [[Y mañana serán mujeres]] '' * [[1956 with the cinema|1956]]: '' [[You hijo debe nacer]] '' * [[1958 with the cinema|1958]]: '' [[the edad of the tentación]] '' * [[1959 with the cinema|1959]]: '' [[Elect también its rebeldes]] '' * [[1960 with the cinema|1960]]: '' [[Mañana serán hombres]] '' * [[1985 with the cinema|1985]]: '' [[Lázaro Cárdenas (film)|Lázaro Cárdenas]] '' === As scenario writer (selective list) === * [[1934 with the cinema|1934]]: '' [[the isla maldita]] '' of [[Boris Maicon]] * [[1936 with the cinema|1936]]: '' [[El baúl macabro]] '' of [[Miguel Zacarías]] * [[1937 with the cinema|1937]]: '' [[Ave sin rumbo]] '' of [[Roberto O' Quigley]] === As producer === * [[1964 with the cinema|1964]]: '' [[there el crimen Lies It]] '' of itself * [[2000 with the cinema|2000]]: '' [[Tired Ventured of Dios]] '' of [[Eliseo Subiela]] == Bibliographie== * [[1981 in literature|1981]]: '' Verdad will lie there LED movies mexicano '', ED. Katún, ISBN 968-430005-0, [http://cinemexicano.mty.itesm.mx/libros/verdad.html] == Distinctions == * [[1947]]: '' [[Premio Ariel|Ariel d' Argent]] '' of the Most Mexican Film for '' [[Campeón sin corona]] '' * [[1947]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Original screenplay for '' Campeón sin corona '' * [[1949]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Scenario for '' [[Esquina, Bajan…!]] '' * [[1950]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Scenario for '' [[Una Familia of tantas]] '' * [[1950]]: '' [[Premio Ariel|Ariel d' Or]] '' for '' Una Familia of tantas '' * [[1950]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Realizer for '' Una Familia of tantas '' * [[1952]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Scenario for '' [[Doña Perfecta]] '' * [[1955]]: '' Ariel d' Or '' for '' [[Los Fernández de Peralvillo]] '' * [[1955]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Realizer for '' Los Fernández de Peralvillo '' * [[1956]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Original screenplay for '' [[Espaldas mojadas]] '' * [[1956]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of Best Film of National interest for '' Espaldas mojadas '' * [[1958]]: '' Ariel d' Argent '' of the Best Original screenplay for '' [[Esposa you doy]] '' * [[1991]]: [[Medal El Salvador Toscano]] * [[1991]]: '' Ariel d' Or Special '' for the whole of its career == external Liens == * {{fr+en}} [http://french.imdb.com/name/nm0302143/ Alejandro Galindo] on [[Internet Database Movie]] * {{be}} [http://cinemexicano.mty.itesm.mx/directores/alejandro_galindo.html Alejandro Galindo] on CineMexicano * {{be}} [http://redescolar.ilce.edu.mx/redescolar/act_permanentes/luces_de_la_ciudad/CineClub/alejgal.htm Petite biography of Alejandro Galindo] * {{be}} [http://www.cinelatinoamericano.org/cineasta.aspx?cod=1710 Petite biography of Alejandro Galindo] {{multibandeau|Gate cinema|Mexico gate|Gate realization}} {{DEFAULTSORT: Galindo, Alejandro}} [[Category: Birth in 1906]] [[Category: Death in 1999]] [[Category: Former student of the autonomous National university of Mexico]] [[Category: Mexican actor]] [[Category: Mexican realizer]] [[Category: Realizer in G]] [[Category: Mexican scenario writer]] [[Category: Mexican producer]] [[Category: Mexican assembler]] [[Category: Mexican writer]] [[Category: Mexican translator]] [[Category: Medal El Salvador Toscano]] [[Category: Gold Ariel

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