Manuel Padilla Jr.

Manuel Padilla Jr.

Acting

Birthday

1955/07/13

Day of death

2008/01/29 (52 years old)

Gender

Male

Place of Birth

Los Angeles, California, USA

Also know as

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Biography

In the 1960s, Padilla was a popular child actor, usually playing the Mexican or Indian boy in TV westerns such as "Rawhide," "Bonanza" and "Gunsmoke". He was a regular in the 1960s TV series "Tarzan", with actor Ron Ely, in dozens of episodes as native boy 'Jai', and as also a semi-regular in the TV series, "The Flying Nun", with actress Sally Field. In featured films, as an adult, Padilla made appearances in the films, "The Great White Hope", "American Graffiti", "A Man Called Horse", and "Scar...Read more

Acting
American Graffiti
7.0

(1973) American Graffiti

as Carlos

Tarzan and the Great River
4.1

(1967) Tarzan and the Great River

as Pepe

Cotton Candy
4.5

(1978) Cotton Candy

as Julio Sanchez

More American Graffiti
5.1

(1979) More American Graffiti

as Carlos

Tarzan and the Valley of Gold
5.2

(1966) Tarzan and the Valley of Gold

as Ramel

The Mountains of the Moon
0.0

(1967) The Mountains of the Moon

as Jai

Robin and the 7 Hoods
6.1

(1964) Robin and the 7 Hoods

as Orphan Boy

Taffy and the Jungle Hunter
0.0

(1965) Taffy and the Jungle Hunter

as Beau

The Great White Hope
6.2

(1970) The Great White Hope

as Paco

Scarface
8.2

(1983) Scarface

as Kid #2

The Young and the Brave
5.9

(1963) The Young and the Brave

as Han

Tarzan's Deadly Silence
4.0

(1970) Tarzan's Deadly Silence

as Jai

Tarzan and the Perils of Charity Jones
0.0

(1971) Tarzan and the Perils of Charity Jones

as Jai

Dime with a Halo
5.0

(1963) Dime with a Halo

as Rafael

A Man Called Horse
6.4

(1970) A Man Called Horse

as Leaping Buck

Sylvia
6.2

(1965) Sylvia

as Pancho Guzman (uncredited)

Tarzan's Jungle Rebellion
5.0

(1967) Tarzan's Jungle Rebellion

as Jai

Cutter's Trail
7.5

(1970) Cutter's Trail

as Paco Avila

Tarzan
6.7

(1966) Tarzan

as Jai

Gunsmoke
6.6

(1955) Gunsmoke

as Paco Avila

Then Came Bronson
4.8

(1969) Then Came Bronson

as Mike Wade