On the anniversary of his death, this is the most important information about Anthony Quinn

Today, June 3, marks the anniversary of the death of the wonderful artist Anthony Quinn, who dazzled the audience for many years in his various roles, and on this anniversary, here is the most important information about him.

His life and beginning with art Anthony Quinn is a Mexican-American actor born on April 21, 1915 to an Irish father and a Mexican mother in Chihuahua, Mexico.

He played starring roles in many films, the most famous of which were “The Message,” “Lion of the Desert,” and “Lawrence of Arabia.” He was fluent in several languages and twice won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the film “Viva Zapata” in 1952 and in 1956 for his role in The film "Desire to Live".

Anthony Quinn has made many distinctive films that are considered hallmarks of world cinema, and has emerged as historical figures thanks to his acting skills and his stern and confident facial features.

His beginnings were simple roles in several films, but the end was different as he left unique and diverse cinematic works that varied between historical, social, military and comedic works.

Fame and success Anthony Quinn's real start in Hollywood was in the 1950s. In 1951, he played the lead role in the drama film "The Brave Bulls", and in 1952 he participated in the film "Viva Zapata" and played the role of Eufemio Zapata, the brother of the famous Mexican revolutionary Emiliano Zapata. Played by Marlon Brando, he won an Oscar for Best Supporting Role for his artistic abilities and talent.

After that, Quinn achieved a long series of successes, especially in the film “La Strada” by Federico Fellini. In the same year, he played the role of “Casimodo” in “Notre Dame du Paris”, based on Victor Hugo’s novel, then Lawrence of Arabia, and Zorba the Greek, the film that was nominated for... Seven Oscars, and a hurricane in Jamaica.

Quinn did not hide the fact that quality is not always the criteria he chooses for his roles as he said that sometimes he plays a role to earn money for his family.

Anthony Quinn died in Boston (Massachusetts) on June 3, 2001, leaving behind a rich artistic career and a great legacy of films and important roles.