José Gola
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José Gola (1904-1939) was the first Argentine film actor, unlike many of his contemporaries who first started in theater. He excelled with his characteristic dull facial expressions, ideal for being captured by film. He died at a very early age in Misiones due to peritonitis while filming "Prisioneros de la tierra". After his demise, his leading character was occupied by Ángel Magaña.
Known for
Credits
Puente Alsina (1935)
Actor
Puerto Nuevo (1936)
Actor
Mateo (1937)
as Carlos
Federal Night (1932)
Actor
Palermo (1937)
Actor
Hermanos (1939)
Actor
Outside the Law (1937)
as Juan Robles
Muñeca (1927)
Actor
Mañana es domingo (1934)
as Julio
Los caranchos de la Florida (1938)
Actor
El pobre Pérez (1937)
Actor
Frente a la vida (1939)
Actor
Boys on Board (1936)
as Mármol
Return to the Nest (1938)
as Enrique Núñez
Nace un amor (1938)
Actor
La estancia del gaucho Cruz (1938)
as Hilario Cruz
La barra mendocina (1935)
Actor
Por buen camino (1935)
as Carlos