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Actor

Mario Navarro

Mario Navarro was a Mexican actor, active in the 1950s and 1960s. He made his film debut in 1956 playing a leading role in The Road of Life, following in the same year with The Beast of Hollow Mountain. In 1960 he appeared in the TV series Captain David Grief in the episode Everybody's Boy. He later had small roles in major Hollywood movies such as The Magnificent Seven (1960) and Geronimo (1962).

Notable work

  • 7.5

    The Magnificent Seven (1960)

    as Boy with O'Reilly

Often works with

  • Enrique Lucero

    Enrique Lucero

    3 titles together

    The Magnificent Seven, The Road of Life, Villa!!

  • José Chávez

    José Chávez

    3 titles together

    The Black Scorpion, The Beast of Hollow Mountain, Villa!!

  • Rosenda Monteros

    Rosenda Monteros

    2 titles together

    The Magnificent Seven, Villa!!

  • Carlos Rivas

    Carlos Rivas

    2 titles together

    The Black Scorpion, The Beast of Hollow Mountain

  • Carlos Múzquiz

    Carlos Múzquiz

    2 titles together

    The Black Scorpion, Villa!!

  • Pascual García Peña

    Pascual García Peña

    2 titles together

    The Black Scorpion, The Beast of Hollow Mountain

Full filmography · 9

  • Geronimo

    as Giantah

    19625.5
  • The Magnificent Seven

    as Boy with O'Reilly

    19607.5
  • Born to Love

    cast

    1959
  • Bolero Inmortal

    cast

    1958
  • Villa!!

    as Pajarito

    1958
  • The Black Scorpion

    as Juanito

    19575.2
  • The Beast of Hollow Mountain

    as Panchito

    19564.3
  • The Road of Life

    as Luis

    1956

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