[ Second Rôle] Gustavo Rojo

[Personne]

...dans Les mercenaires du Rio Grande .

[Rex Lee]

Né en Uruguay en 1923.
En 2010, il tourne encore . ( pour la TV )

Il est dans les westerns suivants:

Les cavaliers rouges (ci-dessus)
Les mercenaires du Rio Grande
Django ne pardonne pas
Le triomphe des 7 desperadas
Sang et or ( Kitoch...)
Los siete de Pancho Villa
Joe Navidad
Les 4 desperados
L'Ouest en feu
El Condor



Django ne pardonne pas avec Susanna Campos.






Sang et or








Los siete de Pancho Villa








Le triomphe des 7 desperadas avec Anne Baxter.






Les 4 desperados







L'Ouest en feu






El Condor





Hors western:






Alexandre le Grand (1956)






Jules César contre les pirates (1962)












Panzer division (1969)

[Rex Lee]

Gustavo Rojo est décédé le 22 avril 2017 à l'âge de 93 ans.



Date et lieu de naissance : 5 septembre 1923, Montevideo, Uruguay.
Date et lieu de décès : 22 avril 2017, Mexico, Mexique.



Début des années 60...un "proche" de Bardot.






Django ne pardonne pas

[Tom Betts]

https://www.latintimes.com/gustavo-rojo-dead-93-telenovela-actor-dies-report-416396

The Latin Times
By Armando Tinoco
April 22, 2017

Gustavo Rojo Dead At 93: Telenovela Actor Dies, Report

Gustavo Rojo has sadly passed away at the age of 93 years old. The initial reports of the death of the actor doesn't reveal the cause, but many celebrities on social media have taken their time to express their sadness. Rojo lived in México, but originated from Uruguay. His las telenovela was on Televisa's "Un Camino Hacia El Destino." The legendary actor is the famous father of actress Ana Patricia Rojo. See the reactions from social media below!

Gustavo Rojo was born September 5, 1923 in Montevideo, Uruguay. His mother, Mercedes Pinto was a prominent author from Spain, who had left her country to Uruguay for political reasons. Rojo made his debut in a play that his mother wrote. His first on-screen role was in the 1938 Cuban movie, "Ahora Seremos Felices," that also starred older sibling Pituka de Foronda. In the 1940s his family made their way to México.

He starred in movies like "Tarzan and the Mermaids," "La Reina del Mambo," "From Madrid to Heaven," "Under The Sky In Spain," "Alexander The Great," "Julius Ceesar Against The Pirates," "Spy Today, Die Tomorrow" and "The Valley of Gwangi."

In telenovela he worked on telenovelas like "Mundo De Juguete," "Pobre Señorita Limantour," "María Mercedes," "Esmeralda," "Alma Rebelde," "Soñadoras," "La Intrusa," "Destilando Amor," "Triunfo Del Amor," "Abismo De Pasión," "Que Pobres Tan Ricos" and "Un Camino Hacia El Destino."

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