Fidel Castro

Award won Role or nomination

1. 1926 age 0

   Born

2. 1969 age 43

   CreditTopaz

3. 1999 age 73

   CreditBlast from the Past

4. 2003 age 77

   CreditComandante

5. 2004 age 78

   CreditLooking for Fidel

6. 2016 age 90

   Died

7. 2017 age 90

   CreditThe Putin Interviews

• OSOliver Stone3 titles
• RPRodrigo Prieto2 titles
• RLRex Linn2 titles
• GBGeorge W. Bush2 titles
• CGChe Guevara2 titles
• CMCarlos Marcovich2 titles
• SASam Anderson1 title
• GBGrand L. Bush1 title
• MCMark Lindsay Chapman1 title
• TOTricia O'Neil1 title

• Siblings

  • RCRaúl Castro

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• I feel my belief in sacrifice and struggle getting stronger. I despise the kind of existence that clings to the miserly trifles of comfort and self-interest. I think that a man should not live beyond the age when he begins to deteriorate, when the flame that lighted the brightest moment of his life has weakened.

  Fidel Castro, CC BY-SA 4.0

• The 26th of July Movement is not a tendency within the party, it is the revolutionary apparatus of Chibas's organization, a grass-roots movement, from which it emerged to fight against the dictator, while the Ortodoxo Party was lying helpless and divided. From then on, our revolutionary thesis has been the thesis of our party's masses; they had expressed their feelings unequivocally, from then on, the masses and the eladers have gone different ways.

  Fidel Castro, CC BY-SA 4.0

• The 26th of July Movement is the revolutionary organization of the humble, by the humble, for the humble. The 26th July Movement is the hope of redemption for the Cuban working class, who can hope for nothing from the political cliques; it is the hope of land for the peasants who live like pariahs in the country whose freedom their grandfathers won; it is the hope of going back home for the emigres who had to leave their country, here they could not live or work, and it is the hope of daily bread for the hungry and of justice for the forgotten.

  Fidel Castro, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Weapons for what? (¿Armas, para qué?) To fight against whom? Against the revolutionary government, that has the support of the whole people? ... Weapons for what? Hiding weapons for what? To blackmail the President of the Republic? To threaten to break the peace here? To create organizations of gangsters? Is it that we are going to return to gangsterism? Is it that we will return to daily shootouts in the capital? Weapons for what?

  Fidel Castro, CC BY-SA 4.0

• I am not a dictator, and I do not think I will become one. I will not maintain power with a machine gun.

  Fidel Castro, CC BY-SA 4.0

• Men do not shape destiny. Destiny produces the man for the hour.

  Fidel Castro, CC BY-SA 4.0