
Juan Fernández
Acting • Born 1957-08-11
Biography
Juan Fernández is a Spanish actor with a long career in theater, film, and television. He began working professionally in the late 1980s and has appeared in numerous Spanish productions in both leading and supporting roles. He is widely known for his role as Colonel Prieto in the television series La Casa de Papel, which brought him international recognition. He has also worked extensively as a voice actor.
Filmography
41 credits
Bad Education
Movie • 2004
Martín

Sex and Lucía
Movie • 2001
Jefe

The Heart of the Earth
Movie • 2007
Nazario Infante

Infiesto
Movie • 2023
Comisario Basterra

Box 507
Movie • 2002
Regueira

Distopia
Movie • 2014
Ministro

Alone
Movie • 1999
Juan

Suspicious Minds
Movie • 2010

God's Forgotten Town
Movie • 2010
Director revista

Tánger
Movie • 2004
Bárcenas

Words with Gods
Movie • 2014
The Killer (ep. "The Confession")

Bliss
Movie • 2024
Anton

Robbery at 3 O'clock… and Half
Movie • 2003
Delgado

Hic Digitur Dei
Movie • 1976

Diario de un skin
Movie • 2005

Fausto 5.0
Movie • 2001
Quiroga

The Tip of the Iceberg
Movie • 2016
Angel Torres

Chapapote... o no
Movie • 2006
Gerardo

Ozzy
Movie • 2016
Decker (voice)

A Love to Keep
Movie • 2006
Dr. Guréndez

Jugar a matar
Movie • 2003
Tomás Oreiro

Heart of the Warrior
Movie • 2000
Thug #1

El refugio del mal
Movie • 2002
Jerzy

In the Country of Last Things
Movie • 2020
Otto Frick

A Dead Man Cannot Live
Movie • 2021
Juan

Caps rapats
Movie • 2004

The Legend of El Cid
TV • 2020
Rodrigo Díaz

Paco's Men
TV • 2005
Tomás Fernández

Montecristo
TV • 2023
Cristobal Herrera

R.I.S Científica
TV • 2007
Guillermo Cuevas

7 días al desnudo
TV • 2005
Gus Marina

Victor Ros
TV • 2015
Horacio Buendía

Tierra de lobos
TV • 2010
Don Antonio Lobo

The End of the Road
TV • 2017
Peláez

Memento Mori
TV • 2023
Antonio Mejía

Money Heist
TV • 2017
Alfonso Prieto

The Marquis
TV • 2024
Alejandro Perezagua

Un lugar en el mundo
TV • 2003
Eduardo

La sopa boba
TV • 2004

Inés of My Soul
TV • 2020
Don Alonso

El rey
TV • 2014
Laureano López Rodó