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Marcial Tagle

Marcial Tagle

Actor · Born 1973-01-03 · Santiago, Chile

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Biography

Marcial Andrés Tagle Concha (born January 3, 1973), is a Chilean film and television actor. He became well known for the TV show "Casado con hijos" (2006), -an adaptation of the American show "Married with Children"- where he played the character of"Pablo Pinto". The following year, he starred in the telenovela Fortunato, an adaptation of Los Roldán and years later, the TV series "Graduados", adapted from the TV series of the same name.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. A Fantastic Woman (2017) — Orlando's older relative
  2. No (2012) — Alberto Arancibia
  3. El Conde (2023) — Aníbal
  4. Aftershock (2012) — Firefighter
  5. Neruda (2016)
  6. Gloria (2013) — Marcial
  7. Tony Manero (2008) — Vidrero
  8. Post Mortem (2010) — Captain Montes
  9. In Her Place (2024) — Veloso
  10. In the Grayscale (2015) — Schulz
  11. Violeta Went to Heaven (2011) — Mayor
  12. Chile '76 (2022) — Osvaldo
  13. I'm Not Crazy! (2018) — Fernando
  14. Fuck My Life (2010) — Mario Alcázar
  15. S.O.S. Mamis: The Movie (2022) — Andrés
  16. Karadima Forest (2015) — Father Altunaga
  17. Barrio Universitario (2013) — Juan Ignacio
  18. Fuga (2006) — Miguel Recabarren
  19. The Cow Who Sang a Song into the Future (2023) — Bernardo
  20. Super (2009) — Jaime
  21. Life Kills Me (2007) — Javier
  22. The Exiles (2025) — Mateo
  23. Play (2005) — Vargas
  24. Anónimo (2010) — Gabriel Rodriguez
  25. Cosas de hombres (2020) — Raúl
  26. Alma (2015) — Pablo
  27. The Red Hangar (2026) — Colonel Jahn
  28. Invisible Heroes (2019) — Luis Salinas
  29. Our Father (2006) — Pepe
  30. Machos (2003) — P.E. Teacher
  31. Los mil días de allende (2023) — Patricio Aylwin
  32. Muñeca (2008) — Manuel
  33. Casado con hijos (2006) — Pablo Pinto
  34. BKN (2004) — Gonzalo
  35. Bala Loca (2016) — Juan Torres Bécker
  36. Adiós al séptimo de línea (2010) — Patricio Lynch
  37. Soltera otra vez (2012) — Ivan Ramirez
  38. My Father's Memory (2017) — Ricardo
  39. El Taller (2018) — Axel
  40. El Derechazo (2013) — Andrés Mallamand