Damián Alcázar Biography

Actor Damián Alcázar premiered onscreen in the late '90s and spent much of his onscreen time in Mexican productions. Alcázar's early projects maintained a somewhat low profile critically and commercially, but by the early 2000s, the actor began building a fairly steady resumé of Spanish-language international crossover hits. He made his most significant impression with supporting roles in The Crime of Padre Amaro (2002) -- as a priest, Father Natalio -- and Crónicas (2004), as a Bible salesman who makes the mistake of his life by accidentally hitting a young boy in traffic and subsequently becomes entangled with an opportunistic tabloid reporter (John Leguizamo). In 2007, Alcázar signed to play Lord Sopespian in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008), the much-anticipated follow-up to the fantasy hit The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2006). ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi

• 1. Domingo the soldier: Could you hear my confession?
  2. Padre Portillo the priest: i'm not a priest anymore. I don't wear a cassock see?
  3. Domingo the soldier: I was a soldier but now i don't wear the uniform. Does that mean i haven't killed anyone?
  4. Padre Portillo the priest: Killing the enemy in battle isn't the same as murder...
  From Men With Guns. Submitted by Adrian M (39 days ago)

• 1. Juan Vargas: What do I do with the body?
  2. Dona Lupe: Stick it yourself.
  From La Ley de Herodes (Herod's Law). Submitted by Javis C (56 days ago)