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Luis Gustavo (1934-2021)

Alias:
Luis Gustavo
Luis Gustavo Sanchez Blanco
Luis Gustavo Sánchez Blanco
Luiz Gustavo
Луис Густаву
लुइस गुस्तावो
ルイス・グスタボ
路易斯·古斯塔沃
루이스 구스타보

Birthplace:
Gothenburg, Västra Götalands län, Sweden

Born:
February 2, 1934

Died:
September 19, 2021

Biography from TheMovieDB

Luis Gustavo Sánchez Blanco was a Spanish-Brazilian actor.  Born in Gothenburg, Sweden, he was the son of a Spanish diplomat, Luis Amador Sánchez Fernández, working in Sweden, and Elena Blanco Castañera, a Spanish woman. He came to live in Brazil at four years old, when his father arrived in the country to become the Spanish ambassador.  He started working as an assistant director at TV Tupi, accompanying his sister, the actress Helenita Sanches, appointed by Cassiano Gabus Mendes, the station's artistic director and his brother-in-law. Soon after, he had already participated in several films, telenovelas, and telethons until he starred as the eponymous anti-hero in the 1968 telenovela Albert, the Rockefeller. Since then he has consolidated his artistic career acting in several soap operas and films, mainly in comedy roles.

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