Gustavo Pardi
Gustavo Pardi is an actor and director, known for El puntero (2011), Eternamente te veo (2006) and El Sonido de los Tulipanes (2019).
Gustavo Perez
Gustavo Perez is known for Ocean's Eleven (2001), Any Given Sunday (1999) and Armageddon (1998).
Gustavo Piaskoski
Gustavo Piaskoski is an actor and director, known for Incumprimento (2019), À Flor Concreta (2021) and Bia Mais Um (2021).
Gustavo Ramirez
From a serious and ridged U.S. Army soldier to a playful and open minded actor, Gustavo J. Ramirez, camouflages his serious respect for the craft by expressing his love for it through his performances. Gustavo has been an artist for the better part of a decade, dabbling in all things creative, from screen-writing to filmmaking, editing, acting and producing. Moving from NYC to LAX and many stops in between, he has found a love for the stage and theater primarily as an actor more importantly as an audience member.
Gustavo Rodríguez
Gustavo Rodríguez was born on February 19, 1947 in Ciudad Bolívar, Bolívar, Venezuela. He was an actor and producer, known for Estefanía (1979), El país de las mujeres (1998) and Contra viento y marea (1997). He was previously married to Gabriela Rodríguez. He died on April 2, 2014 in Caracas, Venezuela.
Gustavo Rojo
Gustavo Rojo is an actor, known for Servir y proteger (2017), Cuéntame (2001) and Apaches (2015).
Gustavo Ron
Gustavo Ron was born on December 14, 1972 in Madrid, Spain. He is a director and writer, known for My Bakery in Brooklyn (2016), Ways to Live Forever (2010) and Mia Sarah (2006). He has been married to Kiruca Utrera since September 21, 2002. They have two children.
Gustavo Saffores
Gustavo Saffores is known for Mr. Kaplan (2014), La noche de 12 años (2018) and O Silêncio do Céu (2016).
Gustavo Salmerón
Gustavo Salmerón was born on August 27, 1970 in Madrid, Spain. He is an actor and writer, known for Muchos hijos, un mono y un castillo (2017), Mensaka (1998) and Asfalto (2000).
Gustavo Santaolalla
Argentine musician and leader of the now defunct bands "Arco Iris" and "Soluna", Gustavo Santaolalla was one of the references of his country's national music by the end of the 1960s and beginning of the 1970s. During the 70s he relocated to the United States, where he formed the band Wet Picnic, with Aníbal Kerpel, Aaurie Buhne and Robert Brill, with which he developed an intense activity in the city of Los Angeles. In 1982 he returned to Argentina to record a solo work - with a new sound- very influenced by the American pop trends of the time, called "Santaolalla", in which participated Argentine bassist Alfredo Toth (GIT band) and keyboardist Alejandro Lerner. In the music production area, his work was emphasized in "De Ushuaia a La Quiaca" ("From Ushuaia to La Quiaca") -another Argentine mythical musician León Gieco's project- following his same national folk line. Back in Los Angeles, produced records for "Café Tacuba" and "Maldita vecindad" among others, returning once more to Argentina in the middle of the '90 with a second solo work, "GAS" (his name's initials). His works in group production from the USA have turned Santaolalla into a prominent figure in that area, what gave him, besides, the chance to participate in big musical projects for cinema movies with successful results ("Amores perros", "21 Grams", "Diarios de motocicleta" -"The Motorcycle Diaries"), crowned with the Oscar award in March, 2006, by the music of the controversial film "Brokeback Mountain" and in 2007 for his friend Alejandro González Iñárritu's "Babel". This makes him the third composer to win in the Best Original Score two years in a row.
