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Gilberto Gazcón

Birthday: 1929-05-19
Died: 2013-05-11
Birthplace: Mexico City, Mexico


Gilberto Gazcón de Anda (May 19, 1929 – May 11, 2013) was a Mexican film director , screenwriter and producer. He wrote more than fifty screenplays , directed more than thirty films, won numerous awards, and was a promoter of Mexican cinema. He is best known in English-speaking countries for the neo noir thriller film Rage (1966), starring Glenn Ford and Stella Stevens . Gilberto Gazcón was born in Mexico City on 19 May 1929. He was the son of film producer and screenwriter Valentín Gazcón, and the nephew of Raúl de Anda , pioneers of Mexican sound cinema. His brother Edgardo Gazcón also became a filmmaker. He showed an aptitude for art from an early age, and was drawn to cinema, where he began as a child actor and later worked as an assistant set designer. He began writing his own screenplays, and decided to abandon his medical career and enrolled in film adaptation courses and studied acting at the Cinematographic Academy, directed by Celestino Gorostiza . The first film to be released with a plot written by him was Fierecilla (1950), directed by Fernando Méndez [ es ] , which received favorable reviews for its plot and the psychology of its characters. In 1958 he directed his first film, The Boxer. In 1966 he directed a Mexican-American co-production Rage ( El mal ), starring Glenn Ford and Stella Stevens. In 1960 he directed Lacarcel de Cananea , which was shown at the San Sebastián International Film Festival. He directed more than 30 films, including The Uprooted (1959), The Laughter of the City (1962), Stray Dog (1980), and Stray Dog II (1981). He was a founding member in 1963 of the Mexican Society of Film, Radio and Television Directors and Producers (Sociedad Mexicana de Directores y Realizadores de Cine, Radio y Televisión ), and honorary president since 1982. He died on May 11, 2013 at the age of 83, due to pulmonary complications caused by an embolism. Film director Juan Antonio de la Riva, head of the Mexican Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences, described him as "a great man, who in his career as a writer and director always strove to be ambitious, always pursued quality cinema, which was demonstrated in most of his films".

Filmography

The Boy and the Star
Job: Director
The Boy and the Star
Job: Producer

Al rojo vivo
Job: Director
Perro callejero 2
Job: Writer
Perro callejero
Job: Director

Perro callejero 2
Job: Director
Perro callejero
Job: Screenplay
La cárcel de Cananea
Job: Director

Tres tristes tigres
Job: Director
El cielo y tú
Job: Director
El boxeador
Job: Director

Death in Cold Blood
Job: Director
Rosa de dos aromas
Job: Screenplay
Rosa de dos aromas
Job: Storyboard

Quietos todos
Job: Adaptation
What a Man
Job: Screenplay
Juan sin miedo
Job: Director

Atrás de las nubes
Job: Director
Cielo Rojo
Job: Director

Rage
Job: Director
El Cínico
Job: Director
Dos de abajo
Job: Director

El cafre
Job: Director
Los bravos de California
Job: Screenplay
Genio y figura
Job: Writer

Death in Cold Blood
Job: Writer
El desconocido
Job: Director
Señoritas
Job: Writer

Remolino
Job: Director
Atrás de las nubes
Job: Adaptation
La cárcel de Cananea
Job: Adaptation

Rage
Job: Producer
En la vieja California
Job: Screenplay

Los desarraigados
Job: Director
Dos de abajo
Job: Producer
El gran pillo
Job: Director

Los novios
Job: Director
El cafre
Job: Producer
El cafre
Job: Writer

El gran pillo
Job: Screenplay
Rosa de dos aromas
Job: Director

Los aventureros
Job: Screenplay
Rapto al sol
Job: Director
Suerte te dé Dios
Job: Director

Tres amigos
Job: Director
Tres amigos
Job: Writer
Ya somos hombres
Job: Director

Ya somos hombres
Job: Writer
Relaciones violentas
Job: Producer
Rage
Job: Story

Rage
Job: Screenplay