Fernando Guillén Cuervo

Place: Barcelona

Born: 1963

Biography:

Fernando Guillén Cuervo is a renowned Spanish actor, film director, and scriptwriter, born on March 11, 1963, in Barcelona, Spain. He comes from a family of thespians, with his father Fernando Guillén and mother Gemma Cuervo being well-known figures in the entertainment industry.

Early Career

Guillén Cuervo began his professional career in theatre, working as an assistant stage director at the Madrid's Teatro Bellas Artes. He made his feature film debut as a director in the 2000 film Año mariano, which he co-directed alongside Karra Elejalde. This marked the beginning of his successful career in filmmaking.

Filmography and Notable Works

Some of Guillén Cuervo's notable works include:

• Bulgarian Lovers, a film he co-wrote with Eloy de la Iglesia, adapting the novel Los novios búlgaros by Eduardo Mendicutti.
• Los managers, his first solo film as a director, released in 2006.

Guillén Cuervo has also been involved in various television projects, including the popular Spanish series Cuéntame cómo pasó. This series, which translates to "Tell me how it happened," is a historical drama that recounts the experiences of a middle-class family during the years of Francisco Franco's rule and the transition to democracy.

Artistic Style and Inspiration

Guillén Cuervo's work is characterized by his ability to balance humor and drama, often incorporating elements of Social commentary into his films. His inspiration can be drawn from various sources, including the works of other Spanish artists and filmmakers. For more information on Fernando Guillén Cuervo's filmography and notable works, visit Fernando Guillén Cuervo or check out his profile on Wikipedia. To explore the world of Spanish art and cinema, visit Museo Nacional d'Art de Catalunya or Colección Andrés Blaisten on Wikioo.org.