Amador Granados
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Amador Granados (born September 13, 1959 in Union de San Antonio, Jalisco, Mexico) is a Mexican film actor and producer.[1] He is known as "El Alacran" ("The Scorpion", also spelled as "El Alakran") and "El Indio ("The Indian").
Partial filmography[edit]
Granados has participated in a number of Mexican and American movies, many of them in the narco pelicula genre. Granados usually plays gangsters or drug dealers in these films.
Among the movies he has acted at are:
- Rivales de Sangre (1999)
- Cholos La Ley Del Barrio (2003)
- Le Compre la Muerte a mi Hijo[2]
- El Papa de los Pollitos
- Alineando Cabrones
- Viernes de Animas: El Camino a las Flores
- Drug Wars
- El Senor de la Tahoe
- El Bazukazo
- Scarface Renacido
- El Nuevo Shaka
- El Sanguinario
- Narco Juniors
- Soy Familia, Soy Michoacano
- Narco Juniors 2
- El Pirata
- El Chrysler 300: Chuy y Mauricio
- El Abogado del Diablo
- Escolta Suicida
- La Venganza del tamaulipas
- Autodefensa:Armas de Alto Calibre
- Dos Plebes
- Dos Plebes 5
- El Porvenir (2011, television series, one episode, as "Hector Montes"[3])
- Navajazo (2014)
- El Mandalero (2015)
- Crossing Point (2016)
- El Plebe Chakaloso 2
- Los Viejones de Guanajuato (2015)
- Los Viejones de Guanajuato 2:Contra El Crimen Organizado (2017)
Reviews[edit]
On critic aggregate website rottentomatoes.com, Granados' film "Navajazo" has a %67 fresh approval rate.[4]
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
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