Miguel Inclán

Miguel Inclan was a popular villain of Mexican cinema from the 1930s into the 1950s, although he also had some sympathetic roles, notably as the kindly policeman in _Bezahlte Nächte (1949)_ (qv) and several appearances as Benito Juárez. Inclán came from a theatrical family and started out working in the carpa theatres (he later bought a theatre with his film earnings and put his extended family to work in it). His son 'Miguel Inclán' (qv) García also had a long career as an actor, although mostly on the stage. Other relatives of Inclán who made their mark in the entertainment industry are his grand-nephew 'Rafael Inclán' (qv), 'Raúl 'Chato' Padilla' (qv) and 'Alfonso Zayas' (qv).::[email protected]