Sergio Renán

Sergio Renán was an Argentine actor and director, best known for his roles in Heroes Dream (1996), La soledad era esto (2002), and Tres de corazones (2007). Born on January 30, 1933, in Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina, he gained fame as a playwright and screen director, and he passed away on June 13, 2015, in Buenos Aires due to an infection.

Personal and Family Life

Sergio Renán, originally named Samuel Kohan, grew up with a passion for the arts, playing the violin in his teenage years. He became a prominent figure in Argentine theater and cinema, gaining recognition for his work both on stage and in film.

Career Highlights

Renán’s career took off after he directed and acted in several impactful films and theater productions. He faced challenges during Argentina’s political turmoil in the mid-1970s when he went into exile after receiving death threats, especially following the success of his film, The Truce (1974), which was nominated for an Academy Award.

Death and Legacy

Sergio Renán passed away at the age of 82 in Buenos Aires City. His legacy endures in Argentine cinema and theater, with many remembering him for his contributions as an actor and director, as well as his courage in the face of adversity.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Los siete locos 1973-05-03 El Rufián Melancólico
El poder de las tinieblas 1979-06-14 Fernando Olmos
Los traidores de San Ángel 1967-10-16
El perseguidor 1965-03-10 Juan ‘Johnny’
Martín Fierro 1968-07-04 The Lieutenant
Humo de marihuana 1968-05-16 Julían Macedo
Juan Manuel de Rosas 1972-03-16 Juan Lavalle
La cifra impar 1962-11-15
Y que patatín, y que patatán 1971-09-30
Pasó en mi barrio 1951-06-08 Emilio
Circe 1964-06-01
Crecer de golpe 1977-06-30 Cameo
Heroína 1972-06-29
Gracias por el fuego 1984-04-05 Villalba
Los evadidos 1964-05-14 Miguel Quinteros, alias “Belindo”
Castigo al Traidor 1966-05-26
Sentimental (réquiem para un amigo) 1981-04-02 José Solari
Los hipócritas 1965-05-20 Bubby
Orden de matar 1965-09-23 Charly
Asalto en la ciudad 1961-01-02 Ernesto
Violencia en la ciudad 1957-01-01
Under the Earth 1987-04-16
La tregua 1974-08-01
Somos los mejores 1968-11-21
El amor tiene cara de mujer 1970-01-27