Conrado Conde

Conrado Conde was a Filipino film director and actor.
He made his first acting appearance as a bit player in Parlatone Hispano-Filipino Carmelita, a Roy de Silva movie and in the 1941 musical Panambitan.
His last film from LVN Pictures is Prinsipe Teñoso, a swashbuckling movie with Leopoldo Salcedo where he directed his debut.
After outbreak of World War II, he returned to LVN to direct the movie Dalawang Daigdig.
His first appearance in Premiere Productions was Ang Hiwaga ng Tulay na Bato.
In 1953, he signed a contract to Sampaguita Pictures and spent his career for almost 3 decades.
He is one of the director for a propaganda film commissioned by then-Senate President Ferdinand Marcos, depicting his life and intended to support his upcoming electoral campaign against the incumbent President Diosdado Macapagal. The film was produced by Sampaguita Pictures and was scheduled for release a few weeks before the elections.

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