[:en]You only need to enter a website specialized in cinema such as Filmaffinity or IMDB to confirm the enormous legacy of this man born George Brown Randall in Oregon (USA) 82 years ago and known to all true fantasy film lovers as Jack Taylor. A layman will not fail to be surprised by the number of titles in which this eternal gallant with intense blue eyes has worked since his debut in 1953, in his country of origin, on the Jack Benny program sharing the cast with Marilyn Monroe. He would then move to Mexico to finally end up in Spain where the bulk of his filmography is produced.
Thriller, adventure, drama, erotic, western, there is no genre that he can resist, but it is in the fantastic, from horror to sci-fi, where he has left a deeper mark. In his intense cinematic journey he has worked under the orders of Jesús Franco, John Milius, Ridley Scott, Roman Polanski, Vicente Aranda or Milos Forman among many others, and has been a castmate of Christopher Lee, Herbert Lom, Victoria Abril, Paul Naschy, Klaus Kinsky, Iciar Bollain, Johnny Depp, Patty Shepard, Ray Milland and an endless and attractive etcetera.
Apart from our unconditional veneration, our tribute includes the screening of a short but heartfelt documentary, Jack Taylor, witness to the fantastic written and directed by Diego Lopez.
[:es]All you have to do is go to a website specialized in cinema such as Filmaffinity or IMDB to confirm the enormous legacy of this man born George Brown Randall in Oregon (USA) 82 years ago and known by all fans of the fantastic that he esteems himself as Jack Taylor. A layman will not fail to feel amazed by the number of titles in which this eternal gallant with intense blue eyes has worked since he made his debut in 1953, in his native country, on Jack Benny's show co-starring with Marilyn Monroe. Later he would move to Mexico to finally return to Spain where the bulk of his filmography has been produced.
Thriller, adventure, drama, erotic, western, there is no genre that can resist it, but it is in the fantastic, from horror to sci-fi, where it has left its deepest imprint. In his intense film journey he has worked under Jesús Franco, John Milius, Ridley Scott, Roman Polanski, Vicente Aranda or Milos Forman among many others and has been a partner in the cast of Christopher Lee, Herbert Lom, Victoria Abril, Paul Naschy, Klaus Kinsky, Iciar Bollain, Johnny Depp, Patty Shepard, Ray Milland and endlessly attractive etcetera.
In addition to our unconditional veneration, our homage passes through the screening of a short but meaningful documentary, Jack Taylor, witness to the fantastic directed and scripted by Diego Lopez.[:en]You only need to check out a cinema specialized web like Filmaffinity or IMDB to see the big legacy of this man born as George Brown Randall in Oregon (USA) 82 years ago but better known by true lovers of fantastic cinema as Jack Taylor. An uninitiated would be really surprised by the amount of titles in which this deep blue eyed sophisticated man has taken part since his debut in 1953, in his native country, in Jack Benny's program sharing cast with Marilyn Monroe. Later on he would move to Mexico and then to Spain where he has made the biggest part of his filmography.
Thriller, adventure, drama, erotic, western, there is no genre he would refuse; however, fantastic cinema, from horror to sci-fi, is where he has made his deepest mark. Throughout his intense cinematographic career he has worked under the orders of Jesús Franco, John Milius, Ridley Scott, Roman Polanski, Vicente Aranda or Milos Forman among many others, and he has co-worked with Christopher Lee, Herbert Lom, Victoria Abril, Paul Naschy, Klaus Kinsky, Iciar Bollain, Johnny Depp, Patty Shepard, Ray Milland and an endless and attractive etcetera.
Besides our unconditional worship, our tribute stands out with the screening of a short but intense documentary, Jack Taylor, witness to the fantastic [Jack Taylor, a Witness of Fantastic] written and directed by Diego Lopez.
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