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Date of Birth
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1911
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Place of Birth
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Madrid
(Spain, Madrid, Madrid metropolitan area, Iberian Peninsula)
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Nationality
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Spain
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Also know as
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J. Fernández Aguayo, José Fdez. Aguayo, Jose Aguayo, Aguayo, Joseph Aguayo, José Fernández Aguayo, José F. Aguayo, José Aguayo, Jose Fdez. Aguayo, José Fez. Aguazo, José Fez. Aguayo
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Profession
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Photographer, Cinematographer
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José Fernández Aguayo was a Spanish photography director. Throughout his career, he worked with some of the greatest Spanish film directors, such as Luis Buñuel and Fernando Fernán-Gómez.
Aguayo, born in Madrid, was the son of bullfighting photographer Baldomero Fernández Raigón. He was an amateur bullfighter in his youth, but he earned his living as a photographer. He entered the film world after having worked on a report about the filming of "Currito de la Cruz". He was hired as an assistant to operator Enrique Guerner. He worked as a reporter for the Second Spanish Republic and the Junta de Defensa de Madrid, circumstances which forced him to use his second last name in order to continue developing his career as a reporter. Among his work, the following stand out: "Locura de amor", "Dónde vas Alfonso XII", "Viridiana", "El extraño viaje" and "Tristana". He stopped his professional activities in 1983. He died in Madrid in 1999.
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