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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1914-04-22 (111 years old)

Place of Birth

Frankfurt, Germany

Alfredo B. Crevenna

Biography:

Alfredo B. Crevenna (22 April 1914 – 30 August 1996) was a Mexican film director and screenwriter. He directed 151 films between 1945 and 1995.

Known For

Acting

1988

1971

Writing

1990

Night of Beasts as Screenplay
El mil abusos as Writer

1984

1983

The Feathered Coyote as Adaptation

1980

Deadly Nightmare as Adaptation

1979

1974

1973

La satánica as Adaptation

1962

Sol en llamas as Screenplay

1961

Senda prohibida as Screenplay

1958

1951

1943

Santa as Writer

1941

Ni sangre ni arena as Adaptation

Directing

1991

Suicide Squad as Director
El Chile as Director

1990

Night of Beasts as Director
El mil abusos as Director

1988

Los albureros as Director

1986

Secuestro as Director

1985

Paraíso erótico as Director

1984

El mexicano feo as Director

1983

1981

Juan el enterrador as Director
El preso No. 9 as Director

1980

Deadly Nightmare as Director
Ilegales y mojados as Director

1979

The Whip vs. Satan as Director
Puerto maldito as Director

1978

The Whip as Director
La hora del jaguar as Director
El cuatro dedos as Director

1977

Los temibles as Director

1976

Cornered as Director

1974

The Devil's Woman as Director

1973

La tigresa as Director
La satánica as Director

1971

YESENIA as Director
El ídolo as Director

1970

1962

Sol en llamas as Director

1961

Teresa as Director
Chicas casaderas as Director
Azahares rojos as Director
Senda prohibida as Director

1960

Quinceañera as Director

1959

Gutierritos as Director

1958

1957

1956

Talpa as Director
Love and Sin as Director

1955

1954

El gran autor as Director
Si volvieras a mi as Director
A Doll's House as Director

1953

Fruto prohibido as Director

1952

Passionate as Director
Angélica as Director

1951

Girls in Uniform as Director

1950

Huellas del pasado as Director
Otra primavera as Director

1949

La dama del velo as Director

1948

1945

Crew

1947

The Kneeling Goddess as Additional Writing