Jorge Llopis facts for kids
Jorge Llopis (born in 1919, died in 1976) was a talented Spanish writer, actor, and playwright. He was especially known for his funny and clever works. He wrote plays that made people laugh and books that playfully made fun of serious topics.
His most famous play was Los Pelópidas. It was a two-act comedy that poked fun at ancient Greek tragedy plays. He also created a funny book called Las mil peores poesías de la lengua castellana (which means "The Thousand Worst Poems in the Castilian Language"). This book was a fake collection of "bad" poems, but it was actually very clever and humorous.
Jorge Llopis: An Actor on Screen
Jorge Llopis was not only a writer but also an actor. He appeared in several films during his career.
Films Featuring Jorge Llopis
Here are some of the movies where Jorge Llopis acted:
- El escándalo (1943)
- Siempre es domingo (1961) – He played a character named Don Eduardo.
- Pecado de amor (1961)
- Los guerrilleros (1963)
- Confidencias de un marido (1963)
- El espontáneo (1964) – He played a character named Del Hotel.
- Destino: Barajas (1965)
- Dollars for a Fast Gun (1966) – He played Marc.
- De barro y oro (1966)
- La muerte cumple condena (1966)
- El filo del miedo (1967) – He played Don Antonio.
- Las 4 bodas de Marisol (1967) – This was his last film role.
See also
In Spanish: Jorge Llopis para niños
