Talk:Mexican cinema

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1 Removal
2 Who wrote this???
3 Wane of Cantinflas' popularity
4 Sexicomedias

[edit] Removal

I removed these people from the list of actors:

George Lopez
Alexis Bledel
Cheech Marin
Gabriel Union
Frank Capra
Eva mendez
Eva Longoria
America Paredos
Eduardo Palomo
Edward James Olmos

To my knowledge they have not performed in any Mexican films.--Rockero 02:50, 26 April 2006 (UTC)

Robert Rodriguez is Mexican American. His films are American. Please do not add actors/directors who have not directed/acted in Mexican films.--Rockero 19:15, 26 April 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Who wrote this???

It's obvious that the guy who wrote this don't know anything about mexican cinema. On the Golden Era, only recalled Cantinflas and Tin Tan?? only comedians cinema were made on the golden era?? that is a horrible mistake....

[edit] Wane of Cantinflas' popularity

Only until the appearance of "Tin-Tan" in the late 1940s did his popularity wane. When did it start waning? "Until" means when it stopped waning. Nidorino 17:42, 3 January 2007 (UTC)