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  • Francisco Colmenero
  • Francisco Colmenero
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  • Francisco Colmenero (México, D.F., 18 de marzo de 1932) es un director y actor de Phineas y Ferb. Categoría:Directores Categoría:Actores
  • An active voice actor in Mexico since 1954, he has provided voices for various Disney productions, including Goofy until "Goof Troop", Pete, Eeyore in "The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh", Pumba from "The Lion King", Horace from "101 Dalmatians", and Mr. Snoops from "The Rescuers". Other credits include the title character of "Yogi Bear", Barney Rubble from "The Flintstones", Papa and Grouchy Smurf from "The Smurfs", the title character of Scooby-Doo, Statler and Swedish Chef from "The Muppets", Lofty from "Bob the Builder" and many more.
  • Personajes interpretados: * Cásmar en Piratas del Espacio * Iván Rostov en Los Samurais, Mensajeros de la Muerte * Christopher Dreyfus en El Terror del Planeta Gris Encontrarás más información acerca de este actor de doblaje mexicano aquí: Categoría:Creadores Categoría:Actores Categoría:Actores Mexicanos
  • Francisco Colmenero is the voice actor who dubbed the voice of John Locke in the Spanish language broadcasts of Lost.
  • Francisco Colmenero es el actor de doblaje mexicano de John Locke en Latinoamérica. Nació el 28 de febrero de 1932 en Ciudad de México, México. Su voz es muy conocida por ser la "voz de Disney", ya que ha participado en varias películas de la factoría Disney.
  • Francisco Colmenero (born February 28, 1932) is a Mexican actor.
  • An active member of Mexico's dubbing industry since the 1950s (1954), Colmenero has supplied the Spanish voice of a vast array of prominent character actors, including George Gaynes in the Police Academy movies, Jon Voight in Pearl Harbor and Glory Road, Carl Reiner in Ocean's Eleven and its sequels, Ian Holm in The Lord of the Rings films, Don Knotts in No Deposit, No Return, James Cromwell in Space Cowboys, Jack Lemmon in Grumpier Old Men, Alun Armstrong in Van Helsing, Richard Attenborough in Elizabeth, Freddie Jones in The Count of Monte Christo, Jeffrey Tambor in Under the Tuscan Sun, Bill Cobbs in The Bodyguard, Philip Baker Hall in Dogville, Ed Wynn in Mary Poppins, and Michael Gough in Batman Returns. TV dub roles include Terry O'Quinn on Lost and Al Lewis on The Munsters.
  • Francisco Colmenero (n. In Mexico City on February 28, 1932) is currently one of the most recognized in Mexico and Latin American actors and directors of Mexican dubbing. His career in the middle of dubbing dates back to 60 years of uninterrupted, through hundreds of eminent people throughout their lives. He was Papa Smurf, Grouchy Smurf and Father Time voice actor in the spanish version of the Smurfs cartoon show.
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Sexo
  • Masculino
Personaje
  • John Locke
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  • Actor de doblaje
Lengua
  • Español neutro
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  • Unknown
  • México
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Nombre
  • Francisco Colmenero
Birth Date
  • 1932-02-28
Name
  • Francisco Colmenero
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  • 250
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  • 28
  • Unknown
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Language
  • Spanish
Character
  • John Locke
Occupation
  • Actor
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  • Francisco Colmenero dubs the Spanish version of Locke
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  • Francisco Colmenero (n. In Mexico City on February 28, 1932) is currently one of the most recognized in Mexico and Latin American actors and directors of Mexican dubbing. His career in the middle of dubbing dates back to 60 years of uninterrupted, through hundreds of eminent people throughout their lives. He was Papa Smurf, Grouchy Smurf and Father Time voice actor in the spanish version of the Smurfs cartoon show. The going will reprise his role of Papa Smurf and Grouchy in the film of 2011 declined to casting for the character of Papa Smurf, this because it does not seem fair budget that were offering him, his place was taken by Armando Réndiz the voice of Papa Smurf and Enrique Cervantes in the voice of Grouchy Smurf.
  • Francisco Colmenero (México, D.F., 18 de marzo de 1932) es un director y actor de Phineas y Ferb. Categoría:Directores Categoría:Actores
  • An active voice actor in Mexico since 1954, he has provided voices for various Disney productions, including Goofy until "Goof Troop", Pete, Eeyore in "The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh", Pumba from "The Lion King", Horace from "101 Dalmatians", and Mr. Snoops from "The Rescuers". Other credits include the title character of "Yogi Bear", Barney Rubble from "The Flintstones", Papa and Grouchy Smurf from "The Smurfs", the title character of Scooby-Doo, Statler and Swedish Chef from "The Muppets", Lofty from "Bob the Builder" and many more.
  • Personajes interpretados: * Cásmar en Piratas del Espacio * Iván Rostov en Los Samurais, Mensajeros de la Muerte * Christopher Dreyfus en El Terror del Planeta Gris Encontrarás más información acerca de este actor de doblaje mexicano aquí: Categoría:Creadores Categoría:Actores Categoría:Actores Mexicanos
  • An active member of Mexico's dubbing industry since the 1950s (1954), Colmenero has supplied the Spanish voice of a vast array of prominent character actors, including George Gaynes in the Police Academy movies, Jon Voight in Pearl Harbor and Glory Road, Carl Reiner in Ocean's Eleven and its sequels, Ian Holm in The Lord of the Rings films, Don Knotts in No Deposit, No Return, James Cromwell in Space Cowboys, Jack Lemmon in Grumpier Old Men, Alun Armstrong in Van Helsing, Richard Attenborough in Elizabeth, Freddie Jones in The Count of Monte Christo, Jeffrey Tambor in Under the Tuscan Sun, Bill Cobbs in The Bodyguard, Philip Baker Hall in Dogville, Ed Wynn in Mary Poppins, and Michael Gough in Batman Returns. TV dub roles include Terry O'Quinn on Lost and Al Lewis on The Munsters. In animation, Colmenero has voiced the likes of Yogi Bear, Snagglepuss, Barney Rubble, and Papa and Grouchy Smurf on The Smurfs for Hanna-Barbera. Disney roles include Goofy until Goof Troop, Pete, Eeyore in The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Horace in 101 Dalmatians, Mr. Snoops in The Rescuers, Dachsie in Lady andd the Tramp, and more. He has also served as dubbing director for more than a dozen Disney projects since 1977. He's the uncle of Diana Santos.
  • Francisco Colmenero is the voice actor who dubbed the voice of John Locke in the Spanish language broadcasts of Lost.
  • Francisco Colmenero es el actor de doblaje mexicano de John Locke en Latinoamérica. Nació el 28 de febrero de 1932 en Ciudad de México, México. Su voz es muy conocida por ser la "voz de Disney", ya que ha participado en varias películas de la factoría Disney.
  • Francisco Colmenero (born February 28, 1932) is a Mexican actor.
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