Acting · geboren 1962-12-12 · Santiago, Chile

Luis Gnecco

Luis Gnecco Dessy was born in Santiago, Chile. He is one of Chile's most popular comedic actors, tackling the Ricky Gervais part in his country's 2008 version of "The Office". Pablo Larraín cast him in a decidedly non-comedic role as an unscrupulous villain in HBO Latin America's hit mini-series "Prófugos". Gnecco appeared in Fabula's provocative "Young and Wild" before assuming the role of the man who recruits Saavedra to join the NO campaign; it was a natural fit for the actor, as he was deeply involved in the 1988 movement to overthrow Pinochet.

Bekannt aus

• Narcos (2015) – La Cucaracha
• Die zwei Päpste (2019) – Cardinal Hummes
• Eine fantastische Frau (2017) – Gabo
• Die Meute (2020) – Claudio
• Der schwarze Engel (2018) – Héctor
• Diener der Dunkelheit (2019) – Mordecai Lumann
• NO! (2012) – Urrutia
• El Presidente (2020) – Luis Bedoya
• Neruda (2016) – Pablo Neruda
• BARDO, die erfundene Chronik einer Handvoll Wahrheiten (2022) – Government Secretary
• Sexo con amor (2003) – Tomás
• Nadie sabe que estoy aquí (2020) – Braulio
• Joven y alocada (2012) – Interviewee
• The Stranger (2014) – Lieutenant De Luca
• Tengo miedo torero (2020) – Myrna
• Post Mortem (2010) – Tato
• El baile de la victoria (2009) – Monasterio
• Los Espookys (2019) – Father Francesco
• La Máquina (2024) – Facundo
• Confesiones (2023) – Ramiro Olmos
• La misma sangre (2019) – Lautaro
• Die Toten von Turin (2015) – Padre Saverio
• El bosque de Karadima (2015) – Fernando Karadima
• La prima luce (2015) – Attorney Ramos
• Prófugos – Auf der Flucht (2011) – Mario Moreno
• Aquí en la Tierra (2018) – Orlando Calles
• Matar a Pinochet (2020) – Carlos
• Aquí no ha pasado nada (2016) – Gustavo Barría
• Johnny cien pesos (1993) – Alfonso
• Schwarze Nelke (2007) – Oliva - Chief of Protocoll
• Salvajes (2024) – Arturo
• Aurora (2014) – Pedro
• Paseo de oficina (2012) – Leo
• Isolated (2015) – Passenger (voice)
• Padre nuestro (2006) – Pedro
• La regola d'oro (2021) – DeLollis
• Tiempo final (2004) – Tito
• El cuento del tío (2004)
• Amores de mercado (2001) – Bernando
• Paréntesis (2005) – Gus