Gonzalo de Castro

Spanish actor

Gonzalo de Castro

Born	(1963-02-02) 2 February 1963 (age 61) Madrid, Spain
Occupation	Actor

Gonzalo de Castro (born 2 February 1963, in Madrid) is a Spanish actor.

Biography

He studied law and graduated at age 23, but soon he decided to pursue acting. He debuted in the theatre play Por los pelos (1992). He had small roles in films and theater. In 1999 he started working on the series Siete Vidas as a helper and assistant director. The producer chose him for episodic character (Gonzalo, the owner of the bar) and that character became one of the main ones for seven years.^[1]
Finished Siete Vidas, De Castro starred Doctor Mateo (2009–2011), the Spanish remake of Doc Martin, for which he received several awards for best television actor in 2009 and 2010.^[2]
He has been boyfriend of the actresses Nathalie Poza (until 2008) and Natalia Verbeke (2010–2013).

Career

Television

7 vidas (1999–2006), in Telecinco
Doctor Mateo (2009–2011), in Antena 3
Matar al padre (2018), in Movistar+.^[3]
The Innocent (2021), in Netflix.^[4]

Films

Lisboa, faca no coração (1998), by Manuel Palacios
Coppola: Un hombre y sus sueños (1999), by Carlos Rodríguez
Gente pez (2001), by Jorge Iglesias
Madagascar (2005, Spanish voice of David Schwimmer), by Eric Darnell & Tom McGrath
La torre de Suso (2007), by Tom Fernández
Rivales (2008), by Fernando Colomo
¿Para qué sirve un oso? (2011), by Tom Fernández
Las furias (2016)
Superlópez (2018)
La ternura (2023)^[5]
Políticamente incorrectos (2024)^[6]

References

^ Biography of Gonzalo de Castro in Biografías.es
^ Gonzalo de Castro in Biografías.estamosrodando.com
^ ""Matar al padre", retrato de una familia". La Razón. 31 May 2018.
^ Alonso, Begoña (4 March 2021). "'El inocente': la nueva miniserie de Mario Casas para Netflix tiene pinta de ser totalmente adictiva". Elle.
^ Úbeda-Portugués, Alberto (26 September 2023). "Los estrenos del 29 de septiembre. 'La ternura'. Enredos en la isla". Aisge.
^ "Los estrenos del 23 de febrero. 'Políticamente incorrectos'. Amor electoral". Aisge. 16 February 2024.