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Jorge Lavat

Biography

Jorge Lavat Bayona (3 August 1933 − 14 September 2011) was a Mexican film and television actor.

Born in Mexico City, Mexico, he appeared in more than 25 serialized telenovelas over the decades between 1958 and 2001 including his participation in Senda Prohibida, the first telenovela ever produced in Mexico. He was also known for his recordings combining music and the spoken word, particularly a single he released for the essay-poem Desiderata. He was married four times: first with Ana María Torres, then with Silvia Burgos, his third marriage was once again with Ana María Torres and finally he was the husband of the actress Rebeca Martínez. He had two sons and two daughters. One of them, Adriana Lavat also became an actress. He is also related to the Mexican telenovela actress Queta Lavat, his sister, and his brother is also an actor José Lavat. He died on September 14, 2011 after a back operation he suffered a severe infection, he was kept in a coma and was never able to recover. He died from complications of a respiratory infection in a Mexico City hospital, his remains were cremated.

Known For

Infamia
Infamia
El estudiante
El estudiante
The Miracle of Marcelino
The Miracle of Marcelino
Duro pero seguro
Duro pero seguro
Santo and the Golden Eagle
Santo and the Golden Eagle
Sor Tequila
Sor Tequila
Inventando un crimen
Inventando un crimen

Filmography

2010 The Miracle of Marcelino
as Frey malo
2010 Eva Luna
as Julio Arisméndi
2009 El estudiante
as Chano
1999 La vida en el espejo
as Don Omar
1998 Perla
as Dr. César Altamirano
1992 Inventando un crimen
as Sergio Gallardo
1991 Infamia
as
1987 Quinceañera
as Roberto Villanueva
1987 Yesenia
as
1985 Los malvivientes
as
1983 Las modelos de desnudos
as Mauricio
1983 El amor es un juego extraño
as
1982 Vividores de mujeres
as
1981 La jorobada
as Charlie
1981 La casa prohibida
as
1980 Sor Tequila
as
1980 El perdon de la hija de nadie
as
1978 Duro pero seguro
as Armando Flores
1975 Eva, ¿Qué hace ese hombre en tu cama?
as César
1973 La tigresa
as