Born to Gonzalo Teodosio and Maria Maximo in Feb 19, 1929, Gavino
Maximo Teodosio entered Filipino cinema when it was reaching its
so-called "Golden Age." Using the screen name "Max Alvarado" for
dramatic appeal, he played his first bit role in Halik sa Banila (1948)
and his first starring role in Alias Chain Gang (1967). Alvarado built
his own brand of villain in seriocomic manner that was many times
imitated. He appeared in other films like Totoy Gwapo (1970); James
Bondat (1970), a send-up on the James Bond films; Deadly Fighter
(1970); Liezl at ang Seven Hoods (1971); Mahiwagang Kris (1976);
Sebastian Gustavo (1971); Jailbreak (1972); El Vibora (1972) and
Nardong Putik (1972). Alvarado won the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts &
Sciences (FAMAS) best supporting award for Ang Kampana Sa Santa
Quiteria (1971). The same year, he received a trophy for best
supporting performance at the 2nd Quezon City Film Festival, for Alyas
Bagsik (1971). He was nominated by the FAMAS as best supporting actor
for Pitong Makasalanan (1962) and Tiger Unit (1963). With his death, it
was never the same again for villainy in Filipino cinema.
Bagsik ng kamao(1997)as Brgy. Capt. Milo
Maalaala Mo Kaya(1991)
Ang pinakamahabang baba sa balat ng lupa(1997)
Sgt. Marcelino Pantaleon: Saan nagkamali ang batas?(1996)as Señor Horazan
Ikaw ang mahal ko(1996)as Mianong
The Ninja Squad(1986)as Flat Capped Mob Boss