Looking for some great movies featuring Pedro Fernandez? Look no further! In this article, we've compiled a roundup of some of Pedro's most memorable and entertaining films. From action-packed thrillers to heartwarming comedies, we've got you covered. So, grab your popcorn and join us as we explore Pedro's impressive cinematic journey.
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1. The Girl of the Blue Backpack (1979)
The Girl of the Blue Backpack, " originally known as "La niña de la mochila azul, " is a 1979 Mexican adventure, comedy, and drama film that has been captivating audiences ever since. Directed by Rubén Galindo and penned by Rubén Galindo and Carlos Valdemar, this heartwarming tale delves into the lives of Raul, Amy, and Andrew, three individuals whose lives are forever intertwined.
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2. El oreja rajada (1980)
El Oreja Rajada (1980) is a heartwarming family adventure set in 18th-century Mexico. Directed by Rubén Galindo and written by Rubén Galindo and Carlos Valdemar, this film tells the story of the young, energetic Martínez, who embarks on a journey with his loyal, brave horse.
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3. Mamá solita (1980)
Mamá Solita is a heartwarming and thrilling 1980 Mexican film by director Miguel M. Delgado. The story follows a single mother who embarks on a courageous quest to find her rebellious and runaway child. As the tension builds, she crosses the border with determination and wits, facing both fear and love.
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4. Amigo (1980)
Amigo" is a heartwarming 1980 Mexican film centered around Rudy, a caring and kind-hearted ex-boxer who now works as a film stuntman. Rudy takes on the responsibility of caring for a young orphan named Poncho, who witnesses the challenges and excitement of life through Rudy's eyes. This unique bond is put to the test when Rudy leaves Poncho at an orphanage that educates homeless children, leaving Poncho feeling betrayed.
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5. La niña de la mochila azul 2 (1981)
In the heartwarming 1981 film "La niña de la mochila azul 2, " spirited young girls Amy and Raúl embark on an exciting journey to a remote island in pursuit of the legendary treasure of the notorious pirate, Red Beard. As they face numerous challenges and dangers along the way, their unwavering friendship and determination serve as the backbone of their thrilling escapade. Directed by the talented Rubén Galindo and written by Carlos Valdemar, this film masterfully blends adventure, comedy, and drama, offering a delightful and nostalgic cinematic experience.
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6. La mugrosita (1982)
In the heart of one of Mexico City's poorest neighborhoods, young orphan Andrés and his childhood best friend Maria share their love and happiness with whoever they meet. Their world is turned upside down by the looming eviction of their loving caretaker, Sócrates, who has raised Andrés as if he were his own son. Determined to save Sócrates, Andrés boldly assumes the identity of the landlord's long lost son.
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7. Los dos carnales (1983)
Los dos carnales is a gripping Mexican drama film released in 1983, directed by Enrique Gómez Vadillo and written by Eduardo Galindo and Carlos Valdemar. The movie takes us on a journey of power, loyalty, and betrayal set against the backdrop of a labor union and a ruthless boss.
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8. La niña de los hoyitos (1984)
Experience the heartwarming tale of love, sacrifice, and adventure in the 1984 Mexican-American film, La niña de los hoyitos. Follow the story of teenage Ferco, who falls deeply in love with the captivating Rosalba. However, standing in his way is Rafael, the one who already holds Rosalba's heart.
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9. Coqueta (1985)
Coqueta" is a heartwarming and inspirational drama, family, and musical film released in 1985. This Mexican movie, directed by Sergio Véjar and written by Kiki Galindo, features beautiful Spanish language performances by Lucero, Pedro Fernández, and Rodolfo Gómez.
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10. Niño pobre, niño rico (1985)
Niño pobre, niño rico" (1985) is a heartwarming family comedy-drama that captures the essence of friendship and overcoming life's challenges. Set in a vibrant neighborhood, the film follows the starkly different lives of two young boys, both with unique talents and dreams.
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11. Como Si Fueramos Novios (1986)
Como Si Fueramos Novios" is a heartwarming 1986 drama film that explores the love and devotion of a young Spanish couple, Andrew and Laura. Laura, played by María Sorté, is blind, and Andrew, portrayed by Pedro Fernández, is determined to help her regain her sight through a costly eye surgery.
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12. Delincuente (1986)
Experience the passionate and heartfelt tale of "Delincuente, " a 1986 Mexican musical romance film. The film follows the life of a young boy who lives on the streets, navigating the harsh realities of his environment. Despite his circumstances, he finds solace in his love for a wealthy girl, determined to win her heart and show her the beauty that lies within him.
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13. Un sabado mas (1988)
Un sabado más", a thrilling action-drama film from 1988, captures the spirit of youth and rebellion. The story chronicles a group of enthusiastic young people who embark on a thrilling motorcycle race, testing their mettle and rivalry to the limit. With heart-stopping pursuits, this movie explores the consequences of reckless competition and the bonds forged in adversity.
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14. Pánico en la montaña (1989)
Pánico en la montaña" is a delightful mix of comedy, horror, and mystery that will have you laughing and screaming with unpredictable twists and turns. In this 1989 film, a group of treasure hunters embarks on an adventure in a cursed mine, searching for fortune and fame.
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15. Hell's Trap (1989)
Hell's Trap is a 1989 Mexican action, horror, and thriller film directed by Pedro Galindo III. The plot revolves around two rivaling groups of friends who embark on a hunting expedition to capture a bear in a forest. However, their journey takes a dark turn when they become the target of a masked, vengeful madman - a Vietnam veteran with a brutal past. The movie is known for its grisly scenes, where the characters are murdered one by one, showcasing the brutality and raw violence of the film's premise.
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16. Vacation of Terror (1989)
Get ready for a spine-tingling vacation gone horribly wrong in "Vacation of Terror" (1989). Set in the same area where a malicious witch was once put to a fiery end, the story follows a family who unwittingly stumbles upon the remnants of her evil spirit. The eerie presence becomes all too apparent when their little girl discovers an unsettling doll possessed by the lethal spirit of the witch.
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17. Había una vez una estrella (1989)
Había una vez una estrella, released in 1989, is a heartwarming and humorous Christmas comedy-drama from Mexico. Directed by Sergio Véjar and written by Kiki Galindo, this 1-hour and 30-minute film brings together an ensemble cast of Pedro Fernández, David Reynoso, and Anahí. Set against the backdrop of Mexico, the film follows the lives of three characters whose paths cross during the holiday season.
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18. Un corazón para dos (1990)
Un corazón para dos, directed by Sergio Véjar, is a heartwarming drama and romance film from 1990. It follows the story of Bernardo, a young man who secretly loves his close friend Valeria.
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19. Vacation of Terror II (1991)
Get ready for a spine-tingling sequel as the diabolical doll and Pedro return in "Vacation of Terror II" (1991). This thrilling horror movie takes us to a closed movie studio on Halloween where Julio is invited to a little girl's birthday party. The party takes a chilling turn when Julio notices the girl has a doll that resembles the one his little sister had.
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20. Comando de federales II (1992)
Comando de federales II is a gripping 1992 action-drama film that takes audiences on an intense journey. Directed by Román Hernández and written by Arturo Martínez, the movie stars Fernando Almada, Arturo Martínez hijo, and Pedro Fernández in prominent roles. Produced by Producciones Potosí S. A. and Videoproducciones de Tijuana S. A. , the film was shot in Mexico and is available in Spanish.
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21. Cañon Recortado (1992)
Cañon Recortado" (1992), directed by Román Hernández and written by Arturo Martínez, is an action-packed film hailing from Mexico. With a runtime of 1 hour and 16 minutes, the movie stars Pedro Fernández, Lina Santos, and Arturo Martínez hijo.
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22. El ganador (1992)
El Ganador, a heartwarming drama from 1992, offers an intriguing tale of resilience and friendship. The plot revolves around a young girl who dons a boy's clothing to engage in thievery for her own survival - all the while being cared for by her guardian, who treats her like his own daughter. When she encounters a young man during one of her illicit pursuits, a unique bond forms between the two. El Ganador effortlessly blends elements of action and drama, offering viewers an immersive cinematic experience that showcases the depth of human connection.
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23. Derecho de asilo (1993)
Derecho de asilo, " set in 1993, is a dramatic film that delves into the complexities and challenges of immigration. Directed by Octavio Cortázar, this thought-provoking movie brings to light the issues faced by immigrants trying to seek refuge and make a new life in a foreign land.
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24. Innocent Voices (2004)
Experience the heart-wrenching and intense drama of "Innocent Voices, " a captivating film set in 1980s El Salvador, where a young boy is caught in the midst of a raging war. As he fiercely strives for a sense of normalcy and innocence, the boy is thrust into a battle for his life. Directed by Luis Mandoki, the suspenseful film features Carlos Padilla, Leonor Varela, and Xuna Primus, showcasing the raw emotion and turmoil that war brings to even the youngest of lives.
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