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Luis de Icaza
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29 known credits
1.5 popularity score 47 years
Biography
About Luis de Icaza
Joined the National Actors Association (ANDA) in December 1985.
Since 1986 he signed an indefinite contract with Televisa to participate in television productions.
In 2000 he was nominated for the Ariel Supporting Actor Award for the film "Ave María".
He died of a heart attack in the parking lot of Televisa on March 13, 2001, the same day that the last project in which he participated, the children's telenovela "Aventuras en el tiempo", was presented to the press. The production dedicated the project to his memory.
Since 1986 he signed an indefinite contract with Televisa to participate in television productions.
In 2000 he was nominated for the Ariel Supporting Actor Award for the film "Ave María".
He died of a heart attack in the parking lot of Televisa on March 13, 2001, the same day that the last project in which he participated, the children's telenovela "Aventuras en el tiempo", was presented to the press. The production dedicated the project to his memory.
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Luis de Icaza across film and television
29credited titles
27movie credits
2TV credits
1988–2004screen career span
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