
| Leading man in Mexican movies and later Hollywood. Also a founding member of the Nosotros Organization, a champion of Latino and Hispanic image in Hollywood. He was born Oscar Weber, second with twin brother Louis Weber, on 02/16/1925 in El Paso, TX. His stage name was derived from his middle name Carlos and his mother's maiden name Rivas. ~CW |
Colonel Sendero | ||
Wounded Comanche (uncredited) | 1956 | |
Felipe Sanchez | 1956 | |
Lun Tha | 1956 | |
![]() | Artur Ramos | 1957 |
Chingachgook | 1957 | |
Carlos | 1958 | |
![]() | Carlitos | 1959 |
Lost Bird | 1960 | |
![]() | Hernandez | 1969 |
Dirty Bob or The Original Mexican | 1969 | |
Diaz | 1969 | |
Tall Bandit | 1969 | |
Sam | 1970 | |
![]() | Two-Knife | 1972 |
Kulkan | 1975 | |
Padre | 1991 | |
Sad Girl's Dad | 1993 |
The Missing Father Raimundo Ruiz | 02/26/1959 | |
Please Believe Me Raimundo Ruiz | 03/05/1959 | |
The Brooch Raimundo Ruiz | 03/12/1959 | |
Poker Face Luis | 01/07/1962 | |
Case of the Mystified Miner (Spurious Spinster) | 02/24/1962 | |
The Watchman 2nd in command / Spanish Civil War | 05/14/1964 | |
Morticia's Dilemma Senior Cardona | 12/17/1965 | |
The Ghost of Chaparral Jorge | 09/17/1967 | |
The Grand Alliance Sergeant Ortega | 11/13/1969 | |
An Angel Cried Chief Tall Fire | 01/08/1970 | |
Once Upon a Saturday | 03/21/1970 | |
Escape to Terror S.R.A. Joe Rodriguez | 10/04/1970 | |
Will Freddy's Real Father Please Stand Up? Nino | 12/11/1970 | |
Lost Sunday | 12/03/1972 | |
![]() | The Fountain Perez | 01/26/1973 |
Cry for Vengeance Tom Avila | 12/27/1979 | |
Design for Killing Hector | 02/10/1983 | |
Knights of the Road Police Officer | 02/26/1985 |