
Actor · Director · 38 credits
José Elías Moreno was born on June 13, 1956 in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico. He is the son of the Mexican actor, producer and director José Elías Moreno and Beatriz Gonzalez de Cossio. His sister is the Mexican actress Beatriz Moreno and she also appears on television. In 1969, when he was 13 years old, his parents and maternal grandmother died in a car accident when the family traveled to his home on the road to Cuautla, Morelos. He and his sisters went to live with their aunt and uncle. Then, he went to live at the home of Mexican actor Julio Alemán, a great friend of his father and he was named the executor of the minors. He debuted as an actor in 1975 starring in the movie Supervivientes de los Andes. In 1977, he starred in the telenovela Marcha nupcial. He also starred in more movies throughout his career. He is more commonly known for starring in telenovelas like in; Amor en silencio, Amor de nadie, De frente al sol, Sentimientos ajenos, Morir dos veces, Rubí, Sueños y caramelos, Heridas de amor, Pasión, Juro que te amo, Camaleones, Amor Bravio, Quiero Amarte, and many others. He is married to Maru and they have 3 children: Elías, María, and Andrea.
Joaquín Falcón

Médicos, línea de vida
2019
Gonzalo Olmedo

El Dragón: Return of a Warrior
2019
Lamberto Garza

Tenías que ser Tú
2018
Director

No Trace of You
2016
Raúl Santillana

Shadows of the Past
2014
Antonio Santos

Quiero Amarte
2013
Mauro Montesinos

The Lady from Vendaval
2012
Director

Ni contigo ni sin ti
2011
Director

A Double Identity
2010
Benigno Paz

Camaleones
2009
Armando Jaramillo

Rubí
2004
Genaro Duarte

Primeiro Amor A Mil Por Hora
2000
Esteban Luna

Ángela
1998
Padre Martín Villanueva

Mi querida Isabel
1996
Manuel Rivas

Morir dos veces
1996
Aarón Zermeño

Santera
1994
Juan de la Cruz

Asesinato a Sangre Fría
1990
CDT. Morales

Once Upon a Star
1989
Ernesto

Cicatrices del alma
1986
Alfredo Rivas Castilla Contreras

Esperándote
1985
Pablo Moreno

Street Wise
1984
Gonzalo

Los ricos también lloran
1979
Pascual "Pato" Hernández Acevedo

Survive!
1976
Rodrigo Fernández