
Antonio de la Torre
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- January 18, 1968 (age 58)
- Birthplace
- Málaga, Spain
Biography
Antonio de la Torre Martín (born 18 January 1968) is a Spanish actor. De la Torre is the actor with most nominations overall to the Goya Awards. He won the Goya Award for Best Supporting Actor for Dark Blue Almost Black in 2007, whereas he earned the Goya Award for Best Actor for The Realm in 2019. He has starred in many films directed by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, with whom he collaborated for the first time in the short film Profilaxis (2003).
Known For
Filmography

Caza mayor
Movie · as José Luis

The Harvester
Movie · as Juan Díaz de Garayo

La Bola Negra
Movie · as Vicente (El padre de Carlos)

Fading Grandeur
TV · as Don Leandro · 6 eps

The Tigers
Movie · as Antonio

Velintonia 3
Movie

Volver a ser grandes
Movie · as Self

Glimmers
Movie · as Ramón

We Treat Women Too Well
Movie · as Doce

Father There is Only One 4
Movie · as Rodrigo

The Movie Teller
Movie · as Medardo

Informe Plus+. Proyecto Euro Malaga
Movie · as Self

Días de tele
TV · 1 ep

Late Xou con Marc Giró
TV · as Self - Guest · 1 ep

On the Edge
Movie · as Leo

The World is Yours
Movie · as Guardia civil

The Critic
Movie · as Self

Stories Not to Be Told
Movie · as Carlos (segment "Sandra")

Black Is Beltza II: Ainhoa
Movie · as Rafael

Martínez y hermanos
TV · as Self - Guest · 1 ep

Chasing Wonders
Movie · as Felipe

The Kids Are Alright: Destination Asturias
Movie · as Avilés Watchman

La Noche D
TV · as Self - Guest · 1 ep

Madrid, int.
Movie

Words for an End of the World
Movie · as General Mola (voice)

The Invisible Line
TV · as Melitón Manzanas · 6 eps

The Endless Trench
Movie · as Higinio

The Plan
Movie · as Paco

Black Bass
Movie · as Pedro

The Spanish Princess
TV · as Ferdinand II of Aragon · 1 ep

The Realm
Movie · as Manuel López-Vidal

Some Time Later
Movie · as Father Miñarro

A Twelve-Year Night
Movie · as José Mujica

El Continental
TV · as Juan León · 1 ep

La resistencia
TV · as Invitado · 1 ep

Lo Siguiente
TV · as Self - Guest · 1 ep

Abracadabra
Movie · as Carlos

The Motive
Movie · as Teacher

Aurora Borealis: Northern Light
Movie · as Antonio

Luna grande
Movie · as Self

Forgive me Father
TV · as "El Rojo" · 8 eps

Dani&Flo con Lara Álvarez
TV · as Self - Interviewee · 1 ep

May God Save Us
Movie · as Luis Velarde

The Fury of a Patient Man
Movie · as Jose

The Night Manager
TV · as Juan Apostol · 6 eps

Happy 140
Movie · as Juan

Hablar
Movie · as El Gitano

Teresa
Movie · as Fernando de Valdés

Lunas de Nueva York
Movie · as Narrador

Marshland
Movie · as Rodrigo

United Passions
Movie · as Enrique Buero

I'm So Excited!
Movie · as Álex Acero

Cannibal
Movie · as Carlos

People in Places
Movie

Family United
Movie · as Adán

Unit 7
Movie · as Rafael

Invader
Movie · as Diego

Cousinhood
Movie · as El Bachi

Clara Campoamor, the Neglected Woman
Movie · as Antonio

As Luck Would Have It
Movie · as Kiko Segura

Neon Flesh
Movie · as Santos

The Last Circus
Movie · as Sergio

Dispongo de barcos
Movie · as El de la corbata

Half of Oscar
Movie · as Taxista

Lope: The Outlaw
Movie · as Juan

Una caja de Botones
Movie · as Andrés

Fat People
Movie · as Enrique

The Island Inside
Movie · as Iván

Una Palabra Tuya
Movie · as Morsa

Rated R
Movie · as Marcos Viela

Return to Hansala
Movie · as Antonio

El tesoro
Movie · as Manuel

Cowards
Movie · as Joaquín

El prado de las estrellas
Movie · as Ramiro

Che: Part Two
Movie · as Lieutenant Carlos Fernández

Blinkers
Movie · as Juanfran

Traumalogy
Movie · as Antonio

Mataharis
Movie · as Sergio

¿Y a mí quién me cuida?
Movie · as Antonio

Pene
Movie · as Antonio

Volver
Movie · as Paco

Dark Blue Almost Black
Movie · as Antonio

The Baby's Room
Movie · as Workman

La máquina de bailar
Movie · as Fredajos

Down in the Hole
Movie · as Pedro

El hormiguero
TV · as Self - Guest · 1 ep

El Calentito
Movie · as Técnico

The Night of the Brother
Movie · as Alcalde

Family Ties
Movie · as Ramon

El asombroso mundo de Borjamari y Pocholo
Movie · as Richy

The 7th Day
Movie · as Cabo Guardia Civil

Physics II
Movie · as Guardia de seguridad

Los 80
TV · as Fernando · 6 eps

Profilaxis
Movie · as Pedro Pérez

Soccer Days
Movie · as Chico Coro 1

Una pasión singular
Movie · as Martínez Luna

Moscow Gold
Movie · as José Antoñín

Take My Eyes
Movie

Código fuego
TV · as Bala · 8 eps

Poniente
Movie · as Paquito

X
Movie · as Dueño Pub

The Biggest Robbery Ever Told
Movie · as Angel

Computer assault
Movie · as Tecnico

Padre Coraje
TV · as El Loren · 3 eps

Torrente 2: Mission in Marbella
Movie · as Concejal (uncredited)

Manolito Four Eyes: The Mischievous Holidays
Movie · as Tomás

A Love That Kills
Movie

Common Wealth
Movie · as Quique

Heart of the Warrior
Movie · as Police Officer Pellizer

San Bernardo
Movie · as Voluntario

Dying of Laughter
Movie · as Policía Cárcel

Between Your Legs
Movie · as Empleado del parking

Flowers From Another World
Movie · as Camionero

Torrente: The Dumb Arm of the Law
Movie · as Rodrigo

Sleepless in Madrid
Movie · as Asistente 1
9'8m/s²
Movie · as Angel

Backroads
Movie · as Guardia Civil 2

Blasco Ibáñez
TV · as Tonet · 2 eps

Corsarios del chip
Movie

Not Love, Just Frenzy
Movie · as Camarero

Hi, Are You Alone?
Movie · as Joven

The Day of the Beast
Movie · as Dependent

Cuernos de mujer
Movie · as Taxista 1

Zafarinas
Movie · as Telefonista

The Worst Years of Our Lives
Movie · as Periodista 3