Acting
Aníbal de Mar
Born — Died
1908-10-26 — 1980-02-22
Place of birth
Yateras, Cuba
Known for
Acting
Credits
4 titles
Evaristo Simón Domínguez, better known by his stage name Aníbal de Mar (Yateras, Guantánamo, October 26, 1908 – Miami, February 22, 1980), was a Cuban comedian. He was the creator and performer of the character "El Tremendo Juez" from the radio and television show La Tremenda Corte, which is still broadcast today on radio as well as distributed on VHS and DVD. He was also a well-known radio drama actor on various stations in his country and appeared in films portraying his character **Filomeno**. Aníbal began his career in 1934, performing in various theaters across the island. During one of his shows in Santiago de Cuba with Don Pancracio and the characters of Los Felipitos, he portrayed …
Known for
When a Spaniard decides to illegally enter La Habana by swimming, two rogues help him to find work in a sugar mill, where the emigrant falls in love with the daughter of the owner of the cane plantation.
¡Olé... Cuba!
1957
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La Tremenda Corte
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Feature film based on Félix B. Caignet's “Chan Li Po" radio series.
The Red Serpent
1937
10.0The owners of a bankrupt hotel come up with the idea of replacing all the hotel staff with pretty girls to attract customers. They manage to host a famous orchestra and other artists, leading to a series of comical incidents and plenty of musical numbers.
Hotel de muchachas
1950
Film credits
1950s · 2 titles
When a Spaniard decides to illegally enter La Habana by swimming, two rogues help him to find work in a sugar mill, where the emigrant falls in love with the daughter of the owner of the cane plantation.
¡Olé... Cuba!
1957
10.0The owners of a bankrupt hotel come up with the idea of replacing all the hotel staff with pretty girls to attract customers. They manage to host a famous orchestra and other artists, leading to a series of comical incidents and plenty of musical numbers.
Hotel de muchachas
1950