Editing Francisco Franco (section)

=== Cinema and television ===
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* ''[[Raza (film)|Raza]]'' or ''[[Espíritu de una Raza]]'' (''Spirit of a Race'') (1941), based on a script by "Jaime de Andrade" (Franco himself), is the semi-autobiographical story of a military officer played by [[Alfredo Mayo]].
* ''[[Franco, ese hombre]]'' (''That man, Franco'') (1964) is a pro-Franco documentary film directed by [[José Luis Sáenz de Heredia]]
* The movie ''[[Dragon Rapide (film)|Dragon Rapide]]'' (1986) deals with the events previous to the Spanish Civil War, with the actor [[Juan Diego (actor)|Juan Diego]] playing Franco
* Argentine actor [[José "Pepe" Soriano]] played both Franco and his double in ''[[Espérame en el cielo]]'' (''Wait for Me in Heaven'') (1988).
* [[Ramon Fontserè]] played him in ''[[¡Buen Viaje, Excelencia!]]'' (''Bon Voyage, Your Excellency!'') (2003).
* [[Manuel Alexandre]] played Franco in the TV movie ''[[20-N: Los ultimos dias de Franco]]'' (''20-N: The Last Days of Franco'') (2008)
* [[Juan Viadas]] played Franco in [[Álex de la Iglesia]]'s movie ''[[Balada triste de trompeta]]'' (''The Last Circus'') (2010)
* The first-season episode "Cómo se reescribe el tiempo" of the Spanish television series ''[[El Ministerio del Tiempo]]'' (2015) sets events around Franco's October 1940 meeting with Adolf Hitler at Hendaye. Franco is portrayed by actor Pep Mirás.
* At the end of the movie ''[[The Queen of Spain|La reina de España]]'' (''The Queen of Spain''), Franco, played by [[Carlos Areces]], is spat on in the face by the fictional Macarena Granada ([[Penélope Cruz]]), a Spanish Hollywood star who has returned to Spain to film a movie during Franco's reign.
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