Acting · 1915
Fernando Lamas
Born Jan 9, 1915·Buenos Aires, Argentina·Died Oct 8, 1982 (67)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Fernando Álvaro Lamas (January 9, 1915 – October 8, 1982) was an Argentine-born actor and director, and the father of actor Lorenzo Lamas. Description above from the Wikipedia article Fernando Lamas, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Filmography
35 titles- 1977
The Love BoatBill Teague6.3Show - 1977
How the West Was WonFierro7.0Show - 1976
Charlie's AngelsJericho6.7Show - 1976
Quincy, M.E.Moreno7.5Show - 1975
SwitchFouad6.6Show - 1975
Bronk6.8Show - 1974
Police Woman6.4Show - 1971
Alias Smith and Jones7.0Show - 1970
Night GalleryDr. Ramirez (segment "Hatred Unto Death")7.8Show - 1970
McCloud7.2Show - 1969
Then Came BronsonMiguel Cordova5.2Show - 1969
100 RiflesGeneral Verdugo5.9Movie - 1968
Rowan & Martin's Laugh-InSelf (uncredited)6.8Show - 1968
The Mod Squad6.1Show - 1967
The High ChaparralEl Caudillo6.8Show - 1966
Mission: ImpossibleRamon Prado7.6Show - 1966
Tarzan6.9Show - 1966
Hollywood SquaresSelf - Center Square7.5Show - 1966
The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.Alejandro De Sada6.9Show - 1965
Run for Your LifeRamon De Vega7.1Show - 1965
Laredo6.4Show - 1963
Burke's LawKelly Mars6.2Show - 1962
The Tonight Show Starring Johnny CarsonSelf7.5Show - 1962
The Merv Griffin ShowSelf6.8Show - 1962
The VirginianCaptain Estrada6.5Show - 1962
Combat!Leon Paulon7.9Show - 1961
The Mike Douglas ShowSelf - Co-Host5.8Show - 1958
Shirley Temple's StorybookProfessor Fritz Bhaer6.5Show - 1957
The Lucy–Desi Comedy HourFernando Lamas8.6Show - 1956
Dick Powell's Zane Grey TheatreGiulio Mandati6.2Show - 1956
The Steve Allen ShowSelf - Guest6.2Show - 1954
Climax!Jose Aragon3.8Show - 1953
The OscarsSelf7.0Show - 1950
What's My Line?Self7.0Show - 1950Lux Video Theatre6.7Show