José Marco Davó, a distinguished Spanish actor born in 1895, made significant contributions to cinema and theater from the 1930s onwards. His early roles in adaptations of Carlos Arniches' works, such as *É My Man* (1934) and *Don Quintin, la amargao* (1935), laid the groundwork for a prolific career. After a brief hiatus during the Civil War, Davó returned to the screen in the 1950s with notable films like *Alba of America* (1951) and *La Guerra de Dios* (1953), showcasing his versatility and dedication to the craft. Collectors particularly seek out his film *The Night Heaven Fell* (1958), a pivotal work in Spanish cinema that highlights Davó's ability to navigate complex roles in a changing cultural landscape. With nearly a hundred films to his name, his legacy as a reliable secondary actor in Spanish productions has made his works highly collectible. Davó's contributions reflect a rich tapestry of film history, making his releases essential for any serious physical media collector.