Jesus Puente Alzaga (Madrid, December 18, 1930 - October 26, 2000) was a Spanish actor and TV presenter. He developed his acting career in all media, both in film and theater and television. He began to study medicine but left in fourth grade, due to its vocation for interpretation. He then began his theater career with works of Lope de Vega and Calderon. His career on stage has been full of successes. At the same time he made his debut in the world of radio, specifically in Radio Nacional de España. Throughout the 60s working as a voice actor, putting voice on numerous occasions to American actor James Stewart, among others. In 1957 he made his film debut. Present on television almost from the arrival of this medium to Spain, debuted in 1957 in Spanish Television. In 1990 he was hired by the chain Telecinco to present the contest “Su media naranja”.
Carlos
Jesús Puente
Self (archive footage)
Minister of Interior (uncredited)
Roman Senator
Sergeant Rodriguez
Inspector Russell (as Jesus Puente)
Alex Turner
Cliente de la futuróloga
Fernando
Mencia
Sargento instructor
Sheriff Saul Slaughter
Doctor (uncredited)
Corbett
Mayor Gorbet
Comisario Montero
General Rojo
Inspector
Sheriff Robert Rogers
José Manuel Alcántara
Hilario
Comisario
Tony
Dr. Valverde 'Paco'
Federico Alcántara
Mohamed el Chulakei
Don Cipriano, el comisario
Andrés
Juan
Frank Nolan
Don Carlos
Juez Todd Driscoll
Clifford
Doctor
Juan
Juror #1
Il capitano Hernandez
Realizador
Jugador en hipódromo
Locutor
Dr. Bermann
Colonel Wolf
Stiarkos
Wilson
Guardia Civil de tráfico
Examinador Escuela de Entrenadores
Miguel
Sheriff T. Mitchell
Cabo Silvestre
Police Commissary Serbel's Assistant
Marcos
Vigilante de patio
General Esteban Garcia
Francisco Pizarro
Carlos
Luis
Don Antonio López Terrón
Asel
Ignacio
Alguacil en Consejo de Guerra
Aranda
Juan
Don César
Conductor
Gabriel
Luis Viveos
Mauricio
Vargas
Alejo
Capitán Martín
Sebastián, el mayordomo
Jacobo
Marido de Milagros
Valentín
Jose Rivadavia
Talbol
Robert Chiltern
Al Capone