
Daniel Martín
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Rating Distribution
Based on 30 rated titles
Title
Year
Attention

A Fistful of Dollars
as Julián
1964
53.0
They Came to Rob Las Vegas
as Merino
1968
41.9
White Fang
as Charlie
1973
17.0
Bad Man's River
as False Montero
1971
14.1
Siesta
as Beaten Spaniard
1987
12.3
High Crime
as Rico
1973
10.5
Cry, Onion!
as Jim (uncredited)
1975
9.1
A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die
as Father Santana
1968
8.5
The Last Tomahawk
as Unkas
1965
8.4
Hannah, Queen of the Vampires
as Gero
1973
6.3
Jill
as Arturo de Sousa
1978
5.9
Mission Stardust
as Captain Flipper
1967
5.3
Change of Sex
as Pedro
1977
5.1
At the End of the Rainbow
as Miner
1971
4.0
Gunfight at Red Sands
as Manuel Martinez
1963
2.6
Demon Witch Child
as William Grant
1975
2.5
Mystery on Monster Island
1981
2.1
Too Much Gold for One Gringo
as Paco
1972
2.0
Valley of the Dancing Widows
as Juan Hernandez
1975
1.2
A Noose Is Waiting for You Trinity
as Slim
1972
0.7
Seven Guns for Timothy
as Slim
1966
0.6
Los Tarantos
as Rafael
1963
0.4
Man Called Gringo
as Gringo
1965
0.1
L'Enfant de personne
as Claudio DiVitto
2005
0.1
Devil's Kiss
as Richard
1976
0.1
Inés de Villalonga 1870
as Teniente carlista
1979
0.1
Watch Out Gringo! Sabata Will Return
as Luke Morgan
1972
0.1
Blood River
as Condor
1974
0.1
The Crimson Night of the Hawk
as Max Thaler
1978
0.1
The Sword of El Cid
as Diego Graf von Carríon
1962
0.1Frequently Asked Questions About Daniel Martín
Daniel Martín has appeared in 30 titles, including 30 movies and 0 television shows.
The earliest title currently listed in Daniel Martín's filmography is The Sword of El Cid (1962).
The most recent title featuring Daniel Martín is L'Enfant de personne (2005).
One of the highest rated titles featuring Daniel Martín is A Fistful of Dollars with an IMDb rating of 7.9.
Daniel Martín has been active for approximately 43 years, with credits spanning from 1962 to 2005.
Titles featuring Daniel Martín currently have an average IMDb rating of 5.4.
The busiest years in Daniel Martín's career include 1972, 1973, 1975.