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Antonio Banderas smiling in a black suit and tie against a blurred background with large white shapes, 2015. Antonio Banderas as Zorro, dressed in black with a mask and cape, brandishes a sword in a dramatic pose inside a stable in The Mask of Zorro. Annette Bening and Antonio Banderas sit side by side smiling and clapping in a scene from the film Ruby Sparks. Antonio Banderas, dressed in a cowboy hat and embroidered shirt, stands alert with guns drawn in a dimly lit tunnel in the film Machete Kills. Antonio Banderas in a suit stands by a window as Isabel Lucas leans in to whisper in his ear in a scene from the film Knight of Cups. Antonio Banderas as Salvador Mallo and Nora Navas as Mercedes sit side by side at a table, both looking serious, in a scene from the film Pain and Glory.
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Spanish-born actor and director
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Antonio Banderas
Spanish-born actor Antonio Banderas, 2015.
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The Mask of Zorro
Antonio Banderas in The Mask of Zorro (1998).
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Ruby Sparks
Annette Bening and Antonio Banderas in Ruby Sparks (2012).
© 2012 Fox Searchlight Pictures
Machete Kills
Antonio Banderas in Machete Kills (2013).
© 2013 Open Road Films
Knight of Cups
Antonio Banderas and Isabel Lucas in Knight of Cups (2015).
© 2015 Broad Green Pictures
Pain and Glory
Antonio Banderas and Nora Navas in Pain and Glory (2019), directed by Pedro...
© 2019 El Deseo
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