Ricardo Montalban

RICARDO MONTALBAN

Born in Mexico City and his family moved to Torreon, Coahuila, (where he grew up and studied business at the Business School Trevino returned to the city of Torreon last, whenhis generation turned 50 this school has been graduate and a distinguished member or acquaintance of that generation, he paid several tributes, including graphic records exist in the city newspapers.) Son of Spanish immigrants and Ricarda Montalban Genaro Merino, had three brothers, Pedro, Carlos and Carmen. He married in 1944 to actress Georgiana Young, with whom he had four children: Mark,Victor, Laura and Anita. Practicing Catholic, said that religion was the most important thing in his life.1 Montalban was also known for his philanthropic activities. He kept his Mexican nationality bychoice, without ever having applied for U.S. citizenship. 
He began his career in Mexico in the 1940's and became known in the U.S. in 1948, the year before had shot the film festival. Between 1957 and1959 he appeared on Broadway in the musical with Lena Horne Jamaica. For her performance was nominated for a Tony Award as best actor in musicals. In the years 1975-1986 made several commercials forChrysler, most notably the Chrysler Cordoba "(1975), the presentation of the Chrysler E-Class" (1984) and Chrysler New Yorker "(1984) (noknow exactly the year of implementation of the New Yorkerbusiness but believed he was made between 1983 and 1985), as well as commercial Chrysler New Yorker, in 1984 made the commercial Chrysler LeBaron "(1984) and" LeBaron GTS "(1985) Perhaps his best knownperformances were the character of Mr. Roarke in the TV series Fantasy Island (next to French actor Hervé Villechaize who made the character Tattoo) and is said is the best villain in the series of filmsin the series Star Trek: Khan Noonien Singh in the film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.2 3 received an Emmy for best supporting actor in the series How the West Was Won (The conquest West) in...