Marcelo Romo

Marcelo Romo

Acting 1941-04-23 Santiago, Chile

Marcelo Romo (Santiago, April 23, 1941 – January 23, 2018) was a renowned Chilean actor of film, theater, and television. Trained at the University of Chile’s School of Theater, he became one of the leading figures of Chilean acting from the 1960s onward. He made his film debut in El Chacal de Nahueltoro (1969) by Miguel Littín, playing a journalist —a landmark in Chilean cinema that marked the beginning of a prolific film career spanning over thirty titles. During the Pinochet dictatorship, Romo went into exile in Venezuela, where he continued his career in film, participating in movies such as La máxima felicidad (1982) and Señora Bolero (1991), as well as in theater, and television, later working also in Mexico and Colombia. He returned to Chile in the 1990s and became a familiar face in popular TV series such as Rojo y Miel, Sucupira, Estúpido Cupido, and Pecadores (his last television appearance, in 2003). A versatile and socially committed performer, Romo was admired for the emotional depth of his characters and his dedication to the arts. He spent his final years away from the public eye due to Alzheimer’s disease and passed away in Santiago in 2018, aged 76.

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2002 Eusebio García
2001 Horacio Galdames
1998 Luis
1998 Manuel Campos
1998 Félix Izquierdo
1997 Laureano
1997 Mariano Sandoval
1995 Germán Ugarte
1994 Aron
1994 Justo Sierra
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1994 Alfonso Escudero
1993 Raúl Castellot
1987 Gustavo Adolfo Castañeda
1985 Daniel
1984
1981
1981 Juan Garcia Gomez
1981 Writer
1972 Narrator (voice)
1972 Padre Jaime
1970 Reporter