Walter Soubrié
Actor
- Born
- January 4, 1925 · Arrecifes, Argentina
- Died
- October 1, 2002 (age 77)
Walter Soubrié was an Argentinean film, theater and television actor who was born in Arrecifes, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, on January 4, 1925 and died in Argentina in October 2002 after an extensive artistic career during which he embodied the most dispares.En those coffee shops where all kinds of artists met his tall figure, with his severity clothing, his incipient baldness, the Brechtian mask of his face and an attitude of austerity bordering on asceticism; all this combined with the intellectual air and talks in which anecdotes interspersed with jokes and resounding political thoughts, it was communist without concessions.
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Known for
The Dark Side of the Heart
May 21, 1992
Rebellion in Patagonia
June 13, 1974
I, the Worst of All
August 9, 1990
The Traitors
October 11, 1973
Diary of a Pig War
August 7, 1975
Martín Fierro
July 4, 1968
The Knight of the Sword
March 25, 1970
The House of the Seven Tombs
March 25, 1982
Las esclavas
May 21, 1987
The Underground Man
September 3, 1981
Piedra libre
September 16, 1976
Operación Guante Verde
January 1, 1974
Acting19
- 1996Lola Mora
- 1992The Dark Side of the Heart as Seller
- 1991Chiquilines
- 1990I, the Worst of All
- 1989Blue-Eyed as Mr. Garaguso
- 1987Las esclavas as Jefe estación
- 1982The House of the Seven Tombs as Ruperto
- 1981The Underground Man
- 1976Piedra libre as Tordo
- 1975Diary of a Pig War
- 1975I Did Kill Facundo