Alfonso De Grazia
Alfonso De Grazia
10 Movies
Movies
Plays Mastronardi
Same Love, Same Rain
1999
Plays Falso cura
Night of the Pencils
1986
Plays Cirujano
Hard Times for Dracula
1976
Plays Logato
Sentimental
1981
Plays Enrique
Donde cae el sol
2003
Plays El policia
El caso María Soledad
1993
Plays Juan Carlos
Las barras bravas
1985
Plays Raúl Peña
Violated Love
1963
Plays Atilio Roca
Detrás de la mentira
1962
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Night of the Pencils
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Donde cae el sol
Enrique
2003
Film
Same Love, Same Rain
Mastronardi
1999
Film
El caso María Soledad
El policia
1993
Film
Night of the Pencils
Falso cura
1986
Film
Las barras bravas
Juan Carlos
1985
Film
Sentimental
Logato
1981
Film
Hard Times for Dracula
Cirujano
1976
Film
Violated Love
Raúl Peña
1963
Film
Detrás de la mentira
Atilio Roca
1962
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Alfonso De Grazia still alive?
Alfonso De Grazia passed away on November 28, 2000 at age 68.
What are the most famous roles of Alfonso De Grazia?
Alfonso De Grazia is best known for roles in Night of the Pencils, Same Love, Same Rain, The Children of the War.
How many movies has Alfonso De Grazia been in?
Over a 39-year career (since 1961), Alfonso De Grazia has appeared in 10 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Alfonso De Grazia's first movie?
The career of Alfonso De Grazia began with Last year of Nacional High School (1961).
What is Alfonso De Grazia's most recent movie or series?
Alfonso De Grazia's most recent release is Donde cae el sol, which premiered on June 19, 2003.
Alfonso De Grazia
1932-11-20 · Buenos Aires, Argentina
Alfonso De Grazia (Buenos Aires, November 20, 1932 - Ib., November 28, 2000) was an Argentine actor of film, theater and television. He was the younger brother of the also actor Julio de Grazia.
When he was very young he went hunting with his father. When he was 12 years old, he ran away from home and returned after fifteen days because he wanted to live in the country. When his brother Julio began to act, his vocation for acting was awakened and he began studying at the National School of Dramatic Art, which he graduated in 1958 with the best grades.