José Luis Martínez Chinchilla was a Spanish actor, stunt
coordinator, stuntman master of arms and fencing master. He was a regular in
many Spanish produced films, mostly westerns, from the early 1960s to the early
1990s. He was billed under several variations of his given name as can be seen
below. Very little information about him exists in book or on the Internet even
though he’ often mentioned as a mentor to the current generation of stunt
players. Amazing that he was a large contributor to the Euro-western genre and
once again almost nothing is known about the man.
CHINCHILLA,
José Luis (aka Chinchilla, J. L. M. Chinchilla, J. L. Chinchilla,
J.L. Martinez Chinchilla, J.L. Chinchilla, Jose L. Chinchilla, Jose Luis
Martinez Chinchilla, Jose Luis Chinchilla, Jose Martinez Chinchilla, José L.
Martínez Chinchilla, José L. Chinchilla, José Luis M. Chinchilla, José M.
Chinchilla, José Chinchilla) (José
Luis Martínez Chinchilla) [Spanish]
– master or arms, fencing master, stunt coordinator, stuntman, SFX, film actor.
Gunfight at Red Sands – 1963 (deputy)
Murieta! – 1963 (Murieta henchman) [stunt coordinator]
Relevo para un pistolero – 1964 (Relámpago/Matt
‘Lightning’ Harris ranch hand) [stunt
coordinator,
master of arms] [as J.L. Chinchilla]
Massacre at Fort Grant – 1964 (townsman)
Shoot to Kill – 1965 [also stunts]
Long Days of Revenge – 1966 (tavern patron)
The Texican – 1966 [stunt double] [as J. L. Chinchilla]
Villa Rides – 1968 (soldier) [stunts]
Arizona Returns – 1970 (Chico henchman)
Sabata the Killer – 1970 (Butch Garrett)
The Great Treasure Hunt – 1972 (Gonzalvo) [as José L.
Chinchilla]
Tequila – 1973
Patience Has a Limit, We Don’t – 1974 (town rowdy)
Rustlers' Rhapsody – 1985 [stunt coordinator]
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