A Mexican actor and writer who passed away at just 40 years of age, Jorge burst onto the Mexican cinema scene in 1972’s Ángeles y querubines and worked steadily throughout his dozen+ year career. Some of his most notable film work includes 1977’s Pafnucio Santo, 1981’s El inferno de todos tan temido (which earned him an Ariel Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor), and the 1982 series Gabriel y Gabriela. Though he died in 1983, he made his English language and nude debut in the 1984 Charles Bronson action flick The Evil That Men Do, as a torture victim of the vile Dr. Molloch (Joseph Maher). He wrote his first and only screenplay, a western called El tres de copas, that was filmed in 1986 after his untimely demise. We’re glad he at least left us with some sexy skin to remember him by.
