Miguel Gila facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Miguel Gila
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Born | Madrid, Spain
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12 March 1919
Died | 13 July 2001 Barcelona, Spain
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(aged 82)
Occupation | Comedian Actor |
Years active | 1954-2001 |
Miguel Gila Cuesta (born March 12, 1919 – died July 13, 2001) was a famous Spanish comedian and actor. He was well-known in Spain and Latin America for his funny monologues. A monologue is a long speech given by one person.
Miguel Gila appeared in many films and TV shows. He was in 27 different productions between 1954 and 1993. His unique style of humor made him a beloved figure.
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Miguel Gila's Early Life and Challenges
Miguel Gila was born in Madrid, Spain. His early life was affected by the Spanish Civil War. This was a difficult time in Spain's history. Because of his involvement on one side of the war, he faced some challenges. He was held for a time in different places, including Valsequillo and Zamora. Later, he was held in prisons in Madrid. These experiences shaped his life.
Miguel Gila's Acting Career
Miguel Gila became a successful actor. He starred in the movie ¡Viva lo imposible! (Let's Make the Impossible!). This film was even shown at the 8th Berlin International Film Festival. The Berlin International Film Festival is a big event where movies from all over the world are shown and celebrated.
Miguel Gila's comedy often involved him talking on the phone to imaginary people. He would tell funny stories about everyday life or even about war in a humorous way. His jokes made people laugh and think.
Selected Films Featuring Miguel Gila
Here are some of the movies Miguel Gila appeared in:
- The Devil Plays the Flute (1953)
- Adventures of the Barber of Seville (1954)
- The Louts (1954)
- Uncle Hyacynth (1956)
- Let's Make the Impossible! (1958)
- A Nearly Decent Girl (1963)
See also
In Spanish: Miguel Gila para niños