Vicente Fernandez Movies
The drama Mi Querido Viejo concerns a father who wants nothing more than to have his beloved son carry on the family's successful name. The lead roles are played by actual father and son Vincente and Alejandro Fernandez. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
Por Tu Maldito Amor tells the tale of a man in love with two very different women, one mature and responsible, the other more extroverted. Complicating the situation is the fact that the women are sisters. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
In this fugitive spree, the fleeing fellow gets angrier and angrier (and tired of the chase) when a little romance comes his way. ~ All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez
Juan Benegas (Vincete Fernandez) and his brother Pablo (Andres Garcia) return home for the funeral of their domineering mother in this comedy. Along with their father Pedro (Lalo Gonzalez), the brothers declare themselves free of restrictions and vow to have a good time. The three go to town where they pretend to be strangers to fleece the locals in a card game. Their winnings attract the attention of Rossy (Olivia Collins), a pretty bank robber who covets the cash and not the crooks. Soon father and sons are falling all over themselves for the woman, and the camaraderie is crushed. A mariachi band accompanies Fernandez on several ranchero songs. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez, Andrés García, (more)
The Mexican romantic film Tacos Al Carbon tells a tale of true love surviving dramatic changes in the protagonists' lives. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
Don Rogelio always had a roving eye, but after his feisty wife left him over fifteen years ago, he has been going after women in wholesale quantities. He doesn't really enjoy all this activity, but it helps fill the empty space his wife left behind. Meanwhile, his grown daughter has come to visit, and she is making behind-the-scenes moves to separate Don Rogelio from his current girlfriend in preparation for an attempted reconciliation with her mother. As this little story unfolds, the womanizing father's marriage history is told in flashbacks. From time to time, Don Rogelio (played by popular Mexican ranchero singer Vincente Fernández) breaks into song. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez, Blanca Guerra, (more)
Arturo Mendoza (Vincente Fernandez) and his son Vincente (Humberto Herrera) share the mutual pleasures of life like the rodeo, drinking, and the affections for the same woman in this comedy mystery. When Vincente runs up some heavy gambling debts, he steals money from his father to cover the losses. When Vincente is found dead with seven bullet holes in his body, Arturo combines forces with the Mexican-hating Lieutenant Tony Collins (Pedro Armenariz) to find the killer. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez, Pedro Armendariz, Jr., (more)
- 1986
In this sequel to the first Picardia Mexicana, Nicho (Vicente Fernandez), Macaco (Hector Suarez), and Sireno (Lalo) are three truck drivers whose job is to deliver vegetables but whose dogged pursuit of the opposite sex and a good time is their main goal in life. Their exploits are presented from the usual macho point of view, even when Nicho begins to get quite serious over the attractive Rosita (Marcela Delgado). ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez, Marcela Delgado, (more)
- 1986
This melodramatic, three-handkerchief tortilla Western features good acting by Pedro Infante, Jr. as Reynaldo and Arturo Martinez, Jr. as Lauro. Both men are romancing Marsela (Monica Prado), whose main interest lies in the number of pesos she can put in the bank and how to ascend the social ladder. Marsela refuses to marry her beloved Lauro because he cannot afford to tie the knot in the splendid Basilica of Guadalupe. As a gang of bandidos wreaks havoc in the community, wedding plans continue for Marsela's marriage to Lauro's best friend, Reynaldo. But considering the number of bodies piling up in the war of the bandits, it looks like the bride may have to wear black. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Pedro Infante, Jr., Arturo Martinez Jr., (more)
Vincente Fernandez plays three brothers sired by the same father with three different mothers in this situation comedy. Rogerio is the bespectacled fool, Carmelo is the devil-may-care rogue, and Mariano is the virtuous rancher and father of 11 daughters. When the three meet for the first time to divide up their father's estate, the virtuous Mariano inherits the bar, Rogerio gets the ranch, and the roguish Carmello is made the owner of a charitable hospital. The townsfolk are all confused as everyone is affected by the comic consequences. The film also includes five ranchero songs that features the talented Fernandez. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez, Sasha Montenegro, (more)
When a man's passion for gambling becomes too extreme, he manages to lose all of his worldly possessions. ~ Iotis Erlewine, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Vicente Fernandez, Blanca Guerra, (more)
- 1982
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Based on a true story, the Mexican adventure film Juan Charrasqueado y Gabino Barrera tells the tale of the two title characters who fought for the heart of the same woman. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
- 1978
Picardia Mexicana tells the tale of a teacher who helps turn two classmates who hate each other into very good friends. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
- 1978
Rafael Villasenor Kuri's crime film El Coyote y la Bronca stars Vincente Fernandez as a con-man who treats people as nothing more than objects to be manipulated in order to get what he wants. When he comes into contact with "La Branca" (Blanca Guerra), a female manipulator with skills equal to his, their desires may end up destroying them both. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
