Antonio de la Torre Martín (born 18 January 1968) is a Spanish actor. De la Torre is the actor with most nominations overall to the Goya Awards. He won the Goya Award for Best Supporting Actor for Dark Blue Almost Black in 2007, whereas he earned the Goya Award for Best Actor for The Realm in 2019. He has starred in many films directed by Daniel Sánchez Arévalo, with whom he collaborated for the first time in the short film Profilaxis (2003).
as Ramón
as Doce
as Medardo
as Carlos (segment "Sandra")
as Self
as Leo
as Guardia civil
as Self - Guest
as Avilés Watchman
as Invitado
as General Mola (voice)
as Melitón Manzanas
as Higinio
as Pedro
as Ferdinand II of Aragon
as Father Miñarro
as Manuel López-Vidal
as José Mujica
as Paco
as Self - Guest
as Juan León
as Juan
as Invitado
as Teacher
as Antonio
as Carlos
as "El Rojo"
as Self - Interviewee
as Luis Velarde
as José
as Juan Apostol
as Fernando de Valdés
as Narrador
as El Gitano
as Juan
as Rodrigo
as Enrique Buero
as Carlos
as Adán
as Álex Acero
as Diego
as Rafael
as Kiko Segura
as Antonio
as El Bachi
as Sergio
as Santos
as Taxista
as Juan
as El de la corbata
as Iván
as Enrique
as Lieutenant Carlos Fernández
as Marcos Viela
as Morsa
as Joaquín
as Jacinto
as Sergio
as Juanfran
as Antonio
as Workman
as Fredajos
as Antonio
as Paco
as Pedro
as Ramon
as Alcalde
as Técnico
as Cabo Guardia Civil
as Fernando
as Pedro Pérez
as Chico Coro 1
as José Antoñín
as Martínez Luna
as Bala
as Angel
as Paquito
as Dueño Pub
as El Loren
as Tecnico
as El Loren
as Concejal (uncredited)
as Quique
as Voluntario
as Police Officer Pellizer
as Camionero
as Policía Cárcel
as Empleado del parking
as Rodrigo
as Asistente 1
as Guardia Civil 2
as Tonet
as Joven
as Dependent
as Telefonista
as Taxista 1
as Periodista 3
as Executive Producer
as Thanks