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Arturo José Bonini (11 November 11 1943 – 15 March 2022)[1] better known as Arturo Bonín, was an Argentine actor.

He worked in numerous national films and in novels and comic strips in his country. Perhaps one of his most remembered roles was his interpretation of the late national senator Enzo Bordabehere, in the Argentine film Asesinato en el Senado de la Nación, where, together with Pepe Soriano (who also played the national senator Lisandro de la Torre) recreated the events that took place during the presidency of Agustín P. Justo, which ended up leading to the regrettable murder of Bordabehere.

He also shot several other films and participated in national serials and soap operas such as Regalo del cielo, De corazón, Los buscas de siempre, Vidas robadas, or the strip for teenagers Rebelde Way, where he had an outstanding performance as the director of the fictitious educational establishment "Elite Way School". In 1991 he received the Konex Award - Diploma al Mérito.

In 2001, he was summoned to shoot the soap opera Dulce amor, where he would return to his acting career, playing José "Pepe" Fernández, a neighborhood kiosk owner to whom several hidden alternatives of his past are suddenly revealed, such as his paternity over the protagonist Victoria (played by Carina Zampini).

Biography

Although he was born in the porteño neighborhood of Villa Urquiza, he lived his childhood and youth in Villa Ballester, north of Greater Buenos Aires.[2] It is there where he had his first relationship with theater.

In Arturo Bonín's own words:

I was studying food chemistry at an industrialist's Floresta and, one day, my friend Rodi told me that at the Manuel Belgrano Commercial Villa Ballester, where I lived, they were giving theater classes on Saturday afternoons. The only thing I asked was: And are there girls there? As he told me yes, that there were a lot, I went and lied: I said I was a student of that school and they believed me.[3]

When I said I wanted to be an actor, my dad took me to the doctor. He went crazy. He was a great guy, but he went anywhere. We were in the late '50s and he imagined that development happened somewhere else. We went to the doctor and he told him I think it came out a little weird... he wants to act. The doctor calmed him down, told him there was nothing wrong. And my old man trusted me and gave me freedom.

He has worked in numerous plays and played several roles in cinema (Asesinato en el Senado de la Nación; Bairoletto, la historia de un rebelde; Iluminados por el fuego) and in television; among his most recent roles are Montecristo and Vidas robadas. In 1991 he was awarded the Diploma al Mérito of the Konex Awards for his dramatic work in radio and television for the period 1981-1990. In 2007 he played John Whitelocke in the theater play Whitelocke, an English general.

Private life

He married for the first time and had a son named but the relationship ended in divorce after 6 months.

Arturo Bonín and Susana Cart met in 1971 at the Payró theater. They have a daughter in common.[4] On February 9, 1996 they legalized their marriage civilly on the initiative of their children and with them as witnesses.

Filmography

Performer

Television

Theater

  • 1973: Show Watergate
  • 1974: El diario de Watergate
  • 1974: ¿Cuánto cuesta el hierro?
  • 1975: Esperando la carroza
  • 1976: Los pequeños burgueses
  • 1979: La luna en la taza
  • 1980: Érase una vez Nélida Lobato
  • 1981: La pirámide
  • 1981: Papá querido
  • 1981: El nuevo mundo
  • 1983: Sueño de una noche de verano
  • 1984: Seis macetas y un solo balcón
  • 1985: Asesinato entre amigos
  • 1986: Feliz año viejo
  • 1987: Tres noches en el Alvear
  • 1987: Las brujas de Salem
  • 1989: Socorro
  • 1990: Pares y nines
  • 1991: Cartas de amor
  • 1992: Traición
  • 1992: Hollywood… quiero estar en tu historia
  • 1995: Alguien velará por mí
  • 1996: Borkman
  • 1998: Cuestiones con Ernesto Che Guevara
  • 1999: Cruce peligroso
  • 2000/2001: Hasta que la vida nos separe
  • 2000/2001: A propósito de la duda
  • 2000: Como ríe la vida
  • 2001: A propósito de la identidad
  • 2001: Confesiones del pene
  • 2003: Salvavidas de plomo
  • 2004: Nuevas directivas para tiempos de paz
  • 2006: Hasta que la vida nos separe
  • 2006: Hamelín
  • 2007: Desdichado deleite del destino
  • 2007: Hombres X la identidad
  • 2007: Masculino singular
  • 2008: Primera elección
  • 2008: A propósito de la duda
  • 2008: Whitelocke, un general inglés
  • 2009/2010: Illia (¿Quién va a pagar todo esto?)
  • 2010: El conventillo de la Paloma
  • 2011: Por amor a Lou
  • 2011: Código de familia
  • 2011: Los fantasmas de la Patria
  • 2011: El perro en la luna
  • 2016: Cardenio
  • 2019: Un Instante Sin Dios

References

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  2. ^ El personaje: Arturo Bonín. Interview by Silvina Lamazares for the supplement Espectáculos del Diario Clarín. 03-05-2008.
  3. ^ Cite error: The named reference The character was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
  4. ^ Arturo Bonín & Susana Cart Confirmed love
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