An actor with extensive film, television and theatre credits, he portrayed leading roles in acclaimed pictures such as La tregua (1974), Juan que reía (1976), Darse cuenta (1984), Esperando la carroza (1985), Made in Argentina (1986), Cien veces no debo (1990), Convivencia (1993), Una sombra ya pronto serás (1994), De mi barrio con amor (1995), and Los pasos perdidos (2001).[3]
His career remained strong during 2011: among his notable theatre credits was his portrayal of former President Arturo Illia;[2] and his notable television credits included a costarring role in Telefé's sitcomEl hombre de tu vida, together with Guillermo Francella and directed by Juan José Campanella. He also starred in Gastón Duprat & Mariano Cohn's comedy film Mi obra maestra (2018), together again with Guillermo Francella. He is currently set to star in the Star+ TV series Nada, which will be released in 2023. Cohn & Duprat wrote and directed the series, which features a supporting cast that includes Robert De Niro.[4]
Brandoni also served in numerous actors' guilds, including the International Federation of Actors (IFA) as its Vice President, between 1974 and 2004.[3]
Brandoni was married to actress Marta Bianchi, and in 2007 married Mónica López.[5]
Controversies
In July 2017, the Argentine Association of Actors issued a harsh statement criticizing Brandoni for some statements made at the time on the television program Intratables, where he described as "verse" (meaning "false") the current denomination of "civil-military" regarding Argentina's last dictatorship, while denying there was any important civilian participation or decision-making in the military government of the dictatorship.[6]
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