Eduardo Noriega
Biography
Eduardo is the youngest of seven brothers. He studied music harmony and choral singing at Santander University. and later on joined the Madrid's School…moreBorn
8/1/1973, Santander, Cantabria, SpainBirth Name
Eduardo Noriega GómezGender
MaleCredits
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Sweating Bullets
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S 2:
Ep 2
Mafia Mistress
9/16/91
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S 2:
Ep 2
Mafia Mistress
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Coronado 9
Maderas
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S 1:
Ep 7
I Came For the Funeral
10/18/60
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S 1:
Ep 7
I Came For the Funeral
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The Man From Blackhawk
El Patron
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S 1:
Ep 18
El Patron
2/5/60
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S 1:
Ep 18
El Patron
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Border Patrol
Guest Star
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S 1:
Ep 34
Lost Star
11/17/59
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S 1:
Ep 34
Lost Star
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World of Giants
Guest Star
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S 1:
Ep 9
Rainbow of Fire
10/31/59
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S 1:
Ep 9
Rainbow of Fire
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State Trooper
LT. Lasada
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S 3:
Ep 11
The Case of the Barefoot Girl
4/16/59
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S 3:
Ep 11
The Case of the Barefoot Girl
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Peter Gunn
Ramon Carrado
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S 1:
Ep 29
Skin Deep
4/13/59
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S 1:
Ep 29
Skin Deep
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Sweating Bullets
Trivia and Quotes
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Trivia
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When Eduardo was 18 he lived for a while on a ranch in Mexico, where his father was born, afterwhich he returned to Spain.
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Once Eduardo finished filming El Lobo he has the opportunity to meet the real-life Lobo. He said in an interview that the real-life Lobo was very happy and proud of the film and that he felt that after 30 years spent in hiding his story was finally told.
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In 1999 the European Fim Promotions named Eduardo as one of the European films 'Shooting Stars'.
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Quotes
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Eduardo: (on his role in the movie Lobo) I didn't want to play the hero. I wanted to play a simple guy who is manipulated, who didn't know how far he was going to go. A guy who is trapped as an animal between two dangerous worlds much bigger than him. His story's really tragic. He spent two years inside ETA feeling fear. He had to act all the time, control his behaviour the whole time. And it's based on a subject really important to us in Spain.
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Eduardo: (on playing Che Guevara) If I felt responsibility doing Lobo, imagine what I felt doing Che Guevara. The problem with Che is that now, he's everywhere in the world. He's a symbol, a myth. He's a symbol of so many things but not necessarily true things. Everybody thinks that they know Che Guevara but not so many people really know the story. I didn't want to play the poster, I wanted to play the man.
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Eduardo: (on playing a real character in the movie El Lobo) I always feel the responsibility when I am working. It is going to be for ever. I take my job really seriously. But when it's a real character, it's bigger. It's a weird feeling knowing that someone is going to look at it and ask, 'is that me?.'
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