Darío Grandinetti

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Darío Grandinetti
A young Darío Grandinetti
Born	(1959-03-05) March 5, 1959 Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
Occupation	Actor
Spouse(s)	Marisa Mondino (1995-2006) Eulalia Lombarte Llorca (1989-1992)
Awards	Cartagena Film Festival Award for Best Actor 1999 El Día que Murió el Silencio Fantasporto Award for Best Actor 2004 Killing Words Gramado Film Festival Award for Best Actor 1993 El Lado oscuro del corazón Havana Film Festival Award for Best Actor 1992 El Lado oscuro del corazón

Darío Grandinetti (born March 5, 1959 in Rosario) is an Argentine actor. Among many other films, he worked under the direction of Pedro Almodóvar in the Academy Award winner Talk to Her.

Grandinetti started as a television actor to slowly move towards the cinema. His filmography is mainly of Argentine production or co-productions with his country. His first work in a foreign production was the Bolivian El Día que murió el silencio of 1998, and has recently worked in a number of Spanish films, and also participated as guest in Spanish TV series. He is considered one of the most important Argentine actors. In 2012 he won an International Emmy Award for his role in Televisión por la Inclusión (2011).

Filmography

All Argentine productions unless otherwise stated:

Darse cuenta, 1984
Esperando la carroza, 1985
La Búsqueda, 1985
Les Longs manteaux, 1986 (France-Argentina)
Seguridad personal, 1986
Las Puertitas del señor López, 1988
Cien veces no debo, 1990
La Pandilla aventurera, 1990
El Lado oscuro del corazón, 1992 (Canada-Argentina)
La Balada de Donna Helena, 1994
Las Cosas del querer: Segunda parte, 1995 (Spain-Argentina)
No te mueras sin decirme adónde vas, 1995
El Dedo en la llaga, 1996 (Spain-Argentina)
Despabílate amor, 1996
Sus ojos se cerraron y el mundo sigue andando, 1997 (Spain-Argentina)
El Día que Murió el Silencio, 1998 (Bolivia)
El Amateur, 1999
Operación Fangio, 1999 (Spain-Argentina-Cuba)
La Casa de Tourner, 2001
El Lado oscuro del corazón 2, 2001 (Spain-Argentina)
Talk to Her 2002 (Spain)
Ilusión de movimiento, 2003
Tiempo de tormenta, 2003 (Spain)
Killing Words, 2003 (Spain)
El juego de Arcibel, 2003
Ciudad del sol, 2003
El Año del diluvio 2004 (France-Italy-Spain)
Próxima salida, 2004
Segundo asalto, 2005 (Spain)
La peli, 2006 (Argentina-Uruguay)
Quiereme, 2007 (Argentina-Spain)

TV series

Dónde pueda quererte, 1980
Coraje mamá, 1985
Querido salvaje, 1986
Ficciones, 1987
El Oro y el barro, 1992 (120 parts)
Apasionada, 1993
Los Machos, 1994
Fiscales, 1998 (13 participations)
Chiquititas, 1999

References

Darío Grandinetti at the Internet Movie Database
Darío Grandinetti at Cinenacional.com

Authority control	VIAF: 35609967 ISNI: 0000 0001 2023 8348 GND: 132195909 BNF: cb144629598

v t e Award Best Actors in Festival de Gramado

1973–1980	Carlos Kroeber (1973) Othon Bastos (1974) Eliezer Gomes (1975) Jofre Soares (1976) José Lewgoy (1977) Reginaldo Faria (1978) Helber Rangel (1979) José de Abreu (1980)

1981–1990	José Dumont and Nelson Dantas (1981) Walmor Chagas (1982) Lima Duarte (1983) José Dumont (1984) Paulo César Pereio (1985) José Wilker (1986) Wilson Grey (1987) Reginaldo Faria (1988) Antonio Abujamra and Adriano Stuart (1989) Marcos Palmeira (1990)

1991–2000	Hugo Carvana (1991) Federico Luppi (1992) Darío Grandinetti (1993) Vladimir Cruz and Jorge Perugorría (1994) Pedro Vicuña (1995) Chico Díaz and Cassiano Carneiro (1996) Cláudio Marzo (1997) Ricardo Couto (1998) Diogo Infante (1999) Salvador del Solar (2000)

2001–2010	Tony Ramos (2001) Alexandre Moreno (2002) Javier Bardem (2003) Milton Gonçalves (2004) Lázaro Ramos (2005) Antonio Calloni (2006) Gustavo Machado (ator) (2007) Daniel de Oliveira (2008) Leonardo Machado (2009) Caio Blat (2010)

2011–present	Caio Blat (2011) Marat Descartes (2012) Irandhir Santos (2013)

Persondata
Name	Grandinetti, Dario
Alternative names
Short description	Argentine actor
Date of birth	March 5, 1959
Place of birth	Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
Date of death
Place of death

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