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12 Cantinflas Movies [upd] Official

This was his massive Hollywood breakout. Playing Passepartout alongside David Niven, Cantinflas won a Golden Globe for his performance. Though he speaks English here, his physical timing and charm are unmistakably his own. 9. El bolero de Raquel (1957)

This film is a sharp political satire. Cantinflas plays a barber who studies law and eventually runs for office to defend his community. It resonates even today for its commentary on grassroots honesty versus political corruption. 8. Around the World in 80 Days (1956) 12 Cantinflas movies

His attempt to use a police whistle while his hands are tied behind his back. This film also marks the beginning of his long-running cinematic partnership with actor and foil, Carlos Orellana. This was his massive Hollywood breakout

Playing a bellhop who gets caught up in a high-stakes jewel heist, Cantinflas shines in a luxury setting. The contrast between his humble "peladito" persona and the aristocratic guests provides endless comedic friction. 5. El supersabio (1948) It resonates even today for its commentary on

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This was his massive Hollywood breakout. Playing Passepartout alongside David Niven, Cantinflas won a Golden Globe for his performance. Though he speaks English here, his physical timing and charm are unmistakably his own. 9. El bolero de Raquel (1957)

This film is a sharp political satire. Cantinflas plays a barber who studies law and eventually runs for office to defend his community. It resonates even today for its commentary on grassroots honesty versus political corruption. 8. Around the World in 80 Days (1956)

His attempt to use a police whistle while his hands are tied behind his back. This film also marks the beginning of his long-running cinematic partnership with actor and foil, Carlos Orellana.

Playing a bellhop who gets caught up in a high-stakes jewel heist, Cantinflas shines in a luxury setting. The contrast between his humble "peladito" persona and the aristocratic guests provides endless comedic friction. 5. El supersabio (1948)