Mario Cabré

Mario Cabré was born on Jan 06, 1916 in Spain. Mario Cabré's big-screen debut came with Pandora and the Flying Dutchman directed by Albert Lewin in 1951, strarring Juan Montalvo.

Mario Cabre started his career as a torero. Banking on his popularity he started his career in cinema. He also authored several books of poetry. During the 1950s he lived mostly in Argentina, but in the 1960s he returned to Spain where he hosted the popular show TV "Reina por un día". He also unsuccessfully attempted a comeback in cinema working with director Pedro Portabella.