Born 1930 (age 69) · Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Appears in 94 titles

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”.

Filmography

Phenomena
6.0
Phenomena
2023
as Self (archive footage)
Count Dracula
5.9
Count Dracula
1970
as Minister of Interior
Hatchet for the Honeymoon
6.4
Hatchet for the Honeymoon
1970
as Inspector Russell (as Jesus Puente)
One on Top of the Other
6.4
One on Top of the Other
1969
as Sergeant Rodriguez
The Tobacconist of Vallecas
6.3
The Tobacconist of Vallecas
1987
as Comisario
The Last Days of Pompeii
6.3
The Last Days of Pompeii
1959
as Roman Senator
Bandidos
6.8
Bandidos
1967
2 Mobsters Against Al Capone
Doce hombres sin piedad
8.3
Doce hombres sin piedad
1973
as Juror #1
Adiós Gringo
6.1
Adiós Gringo
1965
as Sheriff Saul Slaughter
Los tramposos
6.2
Los tramposos
1959
Red Cross Girls
5.8
Red Cross Girls
1958
as Jugador en hipódromo
Rocío de la Mancha
5.6
Rocío de la Mancha
1963
as Carlos
Más bonita que ninguna
5.6
Más bonita que ninguna
1965
as Novio de Fany
Marta
5.5
Marta
1971
as Don Carlos
Hour of Death
5.0
Hour of Death
1964
as Clifford
You're the One
7.3
You're the One
2000
as Dr. Bermann
Tres de la Cruz Roja
6.2
Tres de la Cruz Roja
1961
as Capitán Martín
Double Feature
5.5
Double Feature
1984
as Federico Alcántara
Diferente
4.4
Diferente
1962