Russian-born Mexican actor, choreographer, dancers, and director (1909–1974)
Julián de Meriche |
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| Born | Vladimir Lipkies Chazan
(1909-07-01)July 1, 1909
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| Died | July 27, 1974(1974-07-27) (aged 65)
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| Resting place | Pantheon Garden, México, D.F., Mexico |
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| Occupation(s) | Actor, choreographer, dancers, and director |
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| Children | Ivan Lipkies
Ivette Lipkies
Goretti Lipkies |
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Julián de Meriche (born Vladimir Lipkies Chazan; July 1, 1909 – July 27, 1974) was a Russian Empire–born Mexican actor, choreographer, dancer, and director.[1] He was known for his villainous roles and raspy voice.
Career
De Meriche worked as a dancer in European music halls, then moved to Argentina where he worked in the cinema in the 1930s.
He moved to Mexico and participated by portraying supporting roles in many films from the 1940s until his death, often playing foreigners. De Meriche also worked as an actor and director on many stages, in television, and in cabaret performances.
Personal life
De Merciche was married to María Elena Velasco "La India María". Their children are producer-director Iván Lipkies, writer-actress Goretti Lipkies, and writer-producer Ivette Lipkies.
References
- Wilt, David E. (October 1997). The Mexican Film Bulletin Volume 4 Number 3.
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