Alberto Closas

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Characters played by Alberto Closas

Carlos — La familia bien, gracias (1979)

Adult son in the Alonso family, deals with marriage and family visits.

Carlos Alonso — The Family and One More (1965)

Head of the Alonso family, patriarch navigating chaos and generational shifts.

Carlos Alonso — The Big Family (1962)

Father of a very large family whose responsibilities and emotional struggles drive the central story.

Juan Fernández Soler — Death of a Cyclist (1955)

Analytic geometry professor whose career relies on his brother-in-law's patronage. After accidentally participating in a hit-and-run, he undergoes a moral awakening, reflecting on his past as a Falange soldier and upper-class hypocrisy. Inspired by student solidarity, he decides to resign and confess to the police, attempting to bring María José along before she betrays him.

Salanova — The Fencing Master (1992)

A figure whose banking interests and possession of sensitive documents place him under suspicion after Luis de Ayala's murder. His possible connection to the violence contributes to the political intrigue, and he sends his family away as Madrid becomes increasingly unstable and dangerous.

Pedro — El baile (1959)

An entomologist and Adela's husband. Initially bound in a friendship-and-rivalry pact with Julian over Adela, he ultimately prioritizes her well-being and adapts his behavior to accommodate her unspoken needs after learning of her illness.

Career Overview

Alberto Closas has 72 screen credits in a career dating back to 1942. Their work is anchored in the The Big Family Collection universe with 3 titles. Signature works include La familia bien, gracias, Blood in the Bullring, The Family and One More. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

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Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
72
Birth Date
1921-10-30
Birth Place
Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain

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