Sergio Kleiner

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Sergio Kleiner (born March 23, 1939 in Buenos Aires, Argentina), also credited as Sergio Klainer, is an Argentine-born Mexican film and television actor.

He started his acting career at the age of 21 at a play in Buenos Aires. He then toured with the theater company to Central America and Mexico where he obtained a role in of Jean Cocteau the following year (1962).

In 1968 he obtained his first roles in telenovelas in Mujeres sin amor and Juventud divino tesoro both with Irma Lozano. The same year he obtained his first starring role in Fando y Lis, a film by Alejandro Jodorowsky. Three years later he participated in the classic La generala starred by María Félix. In 1984 he played a doctor in "Ya nunca más" one of the films starred by singer Luis Miguel. He would spend the next decade acting in Televisa when in 1998 he moved to rival network TV Azteca to act in and six more telenovelas in the next seven years. In 2005 he returned to film with the movie Morirse está en Hebreo.

Films[]

  • (2005) as Moishe
  • (1988) as a spy
  • Ya nunca más (1984) as a doctor
  • (1979) as McCutchen's son
  • (1974)
  • (1974)
  • (1972) as Luis
  • Apolinar (1972)
  • Flag of the United States.svg/Flag of Mexico.svg The Incredible Invasion (1971) as an alien
  • Mictlan/ (1969)
  • (1971) as El Güero
  • (segment Isabel, 1971)
  • (1971) as El rubio
  • Fando y Lis (1968) as Fando

Stage[]

Telenovelas[]

TV Azteca[]

  • Tanto Amor (2015) as Óscar Lombardo
  • La Otra Cara del Alma (2012-2013) as Padre Ernesto
  • La Mujer de Judas (2011-2012) as Buenaventura Briceño
  • Cielo Rojo (2011) as Ángel Durán
  • Entre el Amor y el Deseo (2010) as Sergio
  • Quiéreme Tonto (2010)
  • (2005)
  • Amor en Custodia (2005) as Santiago Achaval Urien
  • (2003) as Arsenio
  • La hija del jardinero (2003) as Lic. Ordóñez
  • (2000) as Gonzalo Montaño
  • El amor no es como lo pintan (2000) as Manuel Segovia
  • Catalina y Sebastian (1999) as Gustavo Negrete
  • (1998)

Televisa[]

See also[]

  • Foreign-born artists in Mexico

External links[]

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