Luis Gnecco
Personal Info
Known for
Acting
Gender
Male
Birthday
1962-12-12 (62 years old)
Place of Birth
Santiago, Chile
Luis Gnecco
Biography
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.
Acting
Borges and Me
as Jorge Luis Borges
(2024)
Savages
as Arturo
(2023)
Confessions
as Ramiro Olmos
(2022)
BARDO, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths
as Government Secretary
(2021)
La regola d'oro
as DeLollis
(2021)
Un loco matrimonio en cuarentena
as Horacio
(2020)
Kill Pinochet
as Carlos
(2020)
My Tender Matador
as Myrna
(2020)
Nobody Knows I'm Here
as Braulio
(2020)
(2019)
The Two Popes
as Cardinal Hummes
(2019)
Into the Labyrinth
as Mordecai Lumann
(2019)
Blood Will Tell
as Lautaro
(2018)
El Angel
as Héctor
(2017)
A Fantastic Woman
as Gabo
(2017)
Artax
as Vasco Zartundúa
(2016)
Neruda
as Pablo Neruda
(2016)
Much Ado About Nothing
as Gustavo Barría
(2015)
Karadima Forest
as Fernando Karadima
(2015)
First Light
as Attorney Ramos
(2014)
The Stranger
as Lieutenant De Luca
(2014)
Aurora
as Pedro
(2013)
El Derechazo
as Rubén Morales
(2012)
No
as Urrutia
(2012)
Young and Wild
as Interviewee
(2012)
The Office Trip
as Leo
(2012)
Pérez
as Pérez
(2010)
Post Mortem
as Tato
(2009)
The Dancer and the Thief
as Monasterio
(2009)
The Night Visitor
as Inspector Gormáz
(2008)
Chile Can Do It
as Minister
(2007)
The Black Pimpernel
as Oliva - Chief of Protocoll
(2007)
Casa de remolienda
as Mauricio Valdebenito Valdebenito
(2006)
Our Father
as Pedro
(2005)
(2005)
Time Off
as Gus
(2003)
Sex with Love
as Tomás
(1993)
Johnny One Hundred Pesos
as Alfonso
(1990)