To embody Haimito Gonzalez in the ninth season of Alfondo hi lugar, the actor Jorge Guerra Wiese He had to go through an audition, which consisted of three stages. In the first, he was alone, in the second, he shared dialogue with Karime Skander, and in the third, with Eric Elera. Until, finally, he got the long-awaited role.
However, before him, the youngest of the Gonzales family had already been played by two actors: Aaron Picasso and Andres Mesias. Most memorable was the first of these translators, who actually reapplied for the same role in a new part of the television series, but was unsuccessful.
Perhaps for all of these reasons, comparisons usually come to the fore when talking about this lovable character from There’s a Place in the Back. And although to George War comparisons do not bother him, he believes that “they should not be made.”
“It’s like asking you who is the best Spider-Man? For many, Tom Holland is better, for others, Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield. I love all three, but each of them did something different. It’s the same here. still difficult to be able to borrow someone’s shoes, there will always be criticism. That’s why comparisons seem meaningless to me,” he told the newspaper. Republic.
Reach “There’s a Place Downstairs”: “Something Completely Different”
Until “There’s a place in the background”, Jorge Guerra Wisse has been involved in theatrical productions and also starred in the independent film “Bronca”, which premiered in 2019 and in which he shared roles with actors Rodrigo Palacios and Rodrigo Sánchez Patiño.
For this reason, when he was contacted via Instagram to impersonate Haimito Gonzalez, he was quite happy and started “creating ideas about how he was going to wear it and who he would work with more often.” “Los Gonzales seemed to me much more fun, it was a challenge for me, something completely different from what I had done before,” he said.
AT “There’s a place in the background”, Guerra’s character lives a kind of impossible love with Alessia Montalvan, played by Karime Skander. There is a chemistry between him and the actress for the actor. “We both work very well together and support each other before every scene,” he said.
Faced with comparisons between Haimito and his older brother Joel, the 24-year-old translator stated that “there is a complete difference” between the two. “People are different. Haimito is more reserved, Joel is more bossy; Haimito has a lot of doubts about what he will do and Joel is very independent.”
One thing, however, he has in common with the innocent Jaime: he is also insane. “But I’m not so impulsive,” he replied, “I try to think things over.”
Eric Elera on new Jaimito: ‘He’s got into the wave very well’
The ninth season of the series “El. background there is a place“He put a new Jaimito Gonzalez in front of the cameras, this time he was played by Jorge Guerra Wiese. His tense and tender relationship with his brother Joel has drawn praise from Eric Ehler himself.
“Jorge entered the wave very well. He shows why he is a character, right? He has a very important situation, he had to fall for someone who has experience in some way. The character is deserved,” the actor told the program “You are in everything” in July last year.
According to Eric Ehler, his colleague managed to create scenes that “made the audience cry” at the same time as laughter. He said it in reference to those sequences “There’s a place in the background”, in which Haimito sings against romances with “pitukas” or when he mourned the rejection of Alessia Montalvan.
Both characters, in fact, suffer from bad love in the new part of the television series, which since its premiere in June last year continues to struggle to stay at the top of the ratings.
EER 4×05 Series and movies we keep coming back to + our recommendations
Each of us has a series or a movie that we never get tired of watching. If we find that it is running, we leave it on or go to our favorite app and it becomes our “old good friend”. In this episode, we’re talking about those productions that don’t have break-ins, as well as leaving you our recommendations to finish off with Father’s Day recommendations (yes, we’ve recorded before, but just listen).
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