It was a multifaceted art figure: actor, singer, teacher and psychoanalyst. He participated in Cinema, Theater and Television, and worked with figures like Brad Pitt and Madonna.
The artistic community dismissed this Sunday to Sergio LererArgentine actor of extensive and varied career, which left his mark on remembered productions such as The simulators, married to children, all against Juan and worse is nothing. He was 76 years old.
In addition to his work in the local scene, he participated in international high -profile productions, such as Avoid —Dicant by Alan Parker and starring Madonna – and Seven years in the Tibetwhere he shared cast with Brad Pitt.
“With deep pain we say goodbye to our affiliate”said the Argentine Association of Actors and Actresseshighlighting his role in the dissemination of theater and music in Idish.
Goodbye to a multifaceted actor
Born on September 24, 1948, Lerer combined his artistic career with an intense academic life: it was Psychoanalyst, professor of psychology, translator and teacher of Hebrew. He came from a family with strong cultural imprint: his father was an actor in Poland, his ceramist mother, and his sisters dedicated themselves to music and literature.
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He started his way in the Filodramatic group of Tes, within the theater in Idish, under the direction of Samuel Rollansky. There he stood out in classical works and comedies such as It’s hard to be Jewish. Later, he worked alongside the humorist Norman Erlich and co -starred in the show Draculovich, the vampire that was missing.
His presence was common on television, where he participated in more than 70 commercials and numerous series. In the cinema, he intervened in films such as Love in a fat woman, the censor, die in San Hilario, luck is thrown, son of the river, Aporía, Che and Lucky Luke.
With his death, a versatile and endearing artist leaves, remembered for his talent, his warmth and his commitment to culture.
Source: Ambito
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