Desi Arnaz
Known for
Acting
Life
1917 – 1986 (aged 69)
Born in
Santiago, Cuba
Credits
View on IMDb34 acting credits
Biography
Desi Arnaz (March 2, 1917 – December 2, 1986) was a Cuban-born American musician, actor and television producer.
While he gained international renown for leading a Latin music band, the Desi Arnaz Orchestra, he is best known for his role as Ricky Ricardo on I Love Lucy, starring with then-wife Lucille Ball.
Known For
I Love Lucy
15 Oct 1951
E! True Hollywood Story
21 Aug 1996
Ironside
28 Mar 1967
Alice
31 Aug 1976
The Long, Long Trailer
19 Feb 1954
Bataan
03 Jun 1943
The Virginian
19 Sep 1962
The Escape Artist
28 May 1982
Photos
Filmography
2016
- I Love Lucy Christmas Specialas Ricky
2011
- Classic TV Bloopers Uncensoredas Ricky Ricardo (archive footage)
2005
- Broadway's Lost Treasures III: The Best of The Tony Awardsas Manuelito (segment "Too Many Girls") (archive footage)
2004
- TV in Black: The First Fifty Yearsas (archive footage)
1999
- Television: The First Fifty Yearsas Ricky Ricardo (archive footage)
1996
- E! True Hollywood Story1 episode
1982
- The Escape Artistas Mayor Leon Quiñones
1976
- Aliceas Ruth1 episode
1975
- Texaco Presents: A Quarter Century of Bob Hope on Televisionas (archive footage)
1968
- Land's Endas Guest Waiting to Cash Check1 episode
1967
- The Mothers-in-Lawas Raphael Delgado4 episodes
- Ironsideas Dr. Juan Domingo1 episode
1962
- The Virginianas El Jefe1 episode
1959
- NBC Sunday Showcaseas Ricky Ricardo1 episode
1958
- Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse7 episodes
1957
- The Lucy–Desi Comedy Houras Ricky Ricardo13 episodes
1956
- The Bob Hope Chevy Showas Fred Mertz
- Forever, Darlingas Lorenzo Xavier Vega
- Lucy's Really Lost Momentsas Ricky Ricardo
1954
- The Long, Long Traileras Nicholas Collini
1953
- I Love Lucy: The Movieas Ricky Ricardo
1951
- I Love Lucyas Ricky Ricardo180 episodes
1949
- Holiday in Havanaas Carlos Estrada
1946
- Cuban Peteas Desi Arnaz
1943
- Bataanas Felix Ramirez
1942
- The Navy Comes Throughas Pat Tarriba
- Four Jacks and a Jillas Steve Sarto
1941
- Hedda Hopper's Hollywood No. 2
- Father Takes a Wifeas Carlos Bardez
1940
- Too Many Girlsas Manuelito