
Orlando Urdaneta
Interprétation
Naissance : 14 octobre 1946 · Maracaibo, Venezuela
Orlando Rafael Urdaneta (Maracaibo, October 24, 1950) is a Venezuelan actor, presenter, playwright, visual artist, and comedian. He began his acting career as a child, debuting on the "Bambilandia" program on Venevision, and was later cast in theater productions, telenovelas, and films. He also stood out as a host of game shows and radio and television programs, working as a comedian. In 1979, he married actress Chelo Rodríguez. He has received the National Film Award in recognition of his career. His work has earned him several awards, such as the Municipal Theater Award in 1997. The following year, he was honored by La Casa del Artista, and in 1998 and 1999, he received the National Association of Cinematographic Artists (ANAC) award for his participation in the Venezuelan films Pandemonium and 100 años de perdón.
Films
L'ImpasseBartender1993
El SecretoGaspar Urbieta1988
KoatiWhiskers (voice)2021
El atentado1985
Aire libre1996
Los tracaleros1977
Tubérculo PresidenteGenaro Fortuna2016
Fiebre1976
Savana, sesso e diamanti1978
Los muertos sí salen1976
Compañero AugustoAugusto Cárdenas1976
Móvil pasional1994
Cédula ciudadano2000
El fascista, la beata y su hija desvirgadaJaime1979
El pez que fumaJairo1977
Pa mí tú estás loco1978
I gabbiani volano bassoCommissario1978
Salserín, la primera vez1997
La hora TexacoBobby1985
Macho y hembraDaniel1984
Crónica de un subversivo latinoamericanoMiguel Ángel Rivas1974
Cien años de perdónHoracio1998
Profundo1988
Cuando quiero llorar no lloroVictorino Pérez1973
Perro de alambre1980
Bambino MioLuìs1994
Pandemonium, la capital del infiernoAdonai1997
El crimen del penalista1979
Una noche oriental1986
Juegos bajo la LunaLandaez2000
Canción mansa para un pueblo bravo1976
Verano salvajeAndrés1980
Noche de perros2006
Ver a Hilda Vera1998
La mágica aventura de Óscar2001
Cangrejo1982
Manuela Sáenz2000
Un País Llamado El Pez que Fuma2021
Borrón y cuenta nueva2002
Cangrejo II1984
Vidas paralelas1993
Soy un delincuente1976
La Tercera EdadRector Patricio Beltré2024

