Rafael Inclán Refuses to Retire Due to Financial Reasons
Despite the common trend of veteran actors reducing their appearances on television as they age, Rafael Inclán, an 83-year-old Mexican actor, is defying the odds by refusing to retire. Known for his roles in Televisa and TV Azteca productions, Inclán has admitted that financial constraints are the primary reason he continues to work.
With a career spanning over 65 years and a portfolio that includes 130 films, 27 soap operas, 17 series, and various plays, Inclán is one of the most respected actors in Mexico. Despite his age, he shows no signs of slowing down.
In a recent interview, Inclán candidly revealed, “I don’t know how to do anything, I don’t have the capital to retire. I have nothing but my job. I have never thought about retiring.” His dedication to his craft is evident, as he continues to take on new roles without any signs of favoritism.
While discussing his health, Inclán mentioned some discomfort due to a recent surgical intervention for a femur prosthesis. Despite this, he remains optimistic about his future in the industry.
Reflecting on his career and the passing years, Inclán emphasized that he has no regrets and appreciates every step he has taken. He also debunked rumors about publishing his biography, stating that he respects his colleagues too much to share his personal journey.
As a veteran actor with an impressive body of work, Inclán’s commitment to his craft and resilience in the face of financial challenges serve as an inspiration to many aspiring actors. His unwavering passion for acting continues to shine through in his performances, making him a beloved figure in the Mexican entertainment industry.