About Óscar Carrillo
Lived 1965 – 2025 (aged 59). Óscar Carrillo was a Peruvian actor and film actor.
Óscar Eduardo Carrillo Vértiz (August 29, 1965 – June 26, 2025) was a Peruvian actor and director of theatre, television and Peruvian cinema who starred in the television series Tatán and the soap opera Los de arriba y los de abajo. He died on June 26, 2025, at the age of 59.
Filmography Television
As an actor Bolero (1993) Tatán (1994) as Luis D Unián Dulanto "Tatán". Those Above and Those Below (1994) as Ulises Fiestas. The Ones and the Others (1995) as Alejandro Borja. Tribes of the Street (1996) as Commander Mendieta Everything is Bought, Everything is Sold (1997) as Rafael Muro. People as One (1999–2000) Sarita Colonia (2002) as Raúl Eva del Edén (2004) as Hernando de Palomino Un amor indomable (2007) (telenovela) La fuerza Fénix (2008) as Commander Eléspuru. Graffiti (telenovela) (2008–2009) as Nicolás Silva. Clave uno: Médicos en alerta (2009–2010) as Domingo Fuentes. Tribulación (series) (2010) as Commander Céspedes. Doors to the Beyond (2011), Episode "The Grandfather" as Seer Mario Acosta. La Perricholi (2011) as Constable Pulido. Grau, Knight of the Seas (2014) Our History (2015) as Francisco Robles. Ramírez (2015) as Commander Párraga Mis tres Marías (2016) as Gaspar Rivera Benítez # 2 Just a Mother (2017) as Nero Berreta. Witchy Eyes (2018–2019) as Mario Gavilán. In Alicia's Skin (2019) as Juan Hipólito Roque. La otra orilla (2020) as Martín Salazar. Princesses (2020–2021) as César Ortiz de Guzmán. Luz de luna (2021–2023) as Ramiro Zevallos. Tu nombre y el mío (2024) as Marcial Montero.
As Director Gabriela (Telenovela) 1998 (Stage Direction) Baila Reggaeton (Miniseries) 2007 (Stage Direction) Conversando con la Luna (Telenovela) Seasons 1, 2 and 3 (2012-2014) Nuestra Historia (Series) 2015 (Direction)
Film Proof of Life (2000) as Trial Honcho by Taylor Hackford And If I Saw You, I Don't Remember (2003) as Alberto by Miguel Barreda Delgado Coca Mama (2004) by Marianne Eyde Both (2005) by Lisset Barcellos Eyes of Fire (2006) by Gustavo Fernández A Shadow Ahead (2007) by Augusto Tamayo San Román The Darkness (2008) (suspended project) The City of Gardens (renamed as 186 Dollars to Freedom) (2011) by Camilo Vila Knives in the Sky (2013) by Chicho Durant F27 (2014) by Willy Combe Disappear (2015) by Dorian Fernández-Moris Bleed, Scream, Beat! (2017) by Aldo Miyashiro Django: Blood of My Blood (2018) by Aldo Salvini La Pampa (2023) by Dorian Fernández-Moris
Theater
As an actor The Bell-Belled Hat by Luigi Pirandello (1991) as Ciampa Life Is a Dream by Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1992) as Segismundo Yerma by Federico García Lorca (1992) as Juan Vladimir by Alfonso Santistevan (1994) as Che Guevara Do You Want to Be with Me? by Augusto Cabada (1994) as Alberto Pflucker Tell Me We Have Time by César de María (1997) Malayerba by Rafael Mendizabal (1997) as Dimas Qoillor Ritti by Delfina Paredes (1999) as Matalinares Return to the Desert by Bernard-Marie Koltès (1999) Unidentified Human Remains by Brad Fraser (2000) as Bernie A Sunday Afternoon by Maritza Núñez (2000) as André Breton Popcorn by Ben Elton (2001) as Wayne Hudson Chance Encounter by Alonso Cueto (2002) as Bobby Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare (2005) as Brutus The Feast of the Goat by Mario Vargas Llosa (2007) Revelry by Nicolás Yerovi (2010) as Benito The Story of a Horse by Mark Rozovsky (2012) as "Equerry" "Hemingway" by Maritza Núñez (2014) as "Hemingway" "The Liberator's Horse" by Alfonso Santistevan (2015) as "The Professor" "The Crowd" by Nick Rongjun Yu (2016) "A Mystery, a Passion" by Aldo Miyashiro (2018)
As Director "Luther" by John Osborne (1994) "Educating Rita" by Willy Russell (1995) "Three Postmodern Loves" by Eduardo Adrianzén (1998) "Premiere" "The Third Age of Youth" by Eduardo Adrianzén (1999) "Premiere" "The Doves' Nest" by Eduardo Adrianzén (2000) Premiere A Kind of Absence by Marcela Robles (2000) Premiere Thorns by Eduardo Adrianzén (2001) Premiere Two for the Road by César de María (2002) Premiere The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov (2003) Don Perlimplín's Love for Belisa in His Garden by Federico García Lorca (2005) The Cisura de Silvio by Víctor Falcón (2006) Premiere Extremes by William Mastrosimone (2007) Heraud, the Flying Heart by Eduardo Adrianzén (2009) Premiere Libertinos by Eduardo Adrianzén (2012) Premiere Eternity in Their Eyes by Eduardo Adrianzén (2013) Premiere Silencio Sísmico by Eduardo Adrianzén (2016) Premiere Cinema Frontera based on Cinema Sderot by Felipe Curiel (2016) Microteatro Project Salto en Sepia based on Fragmento de Teatro II by Samuel Beckett (2020) Rosmary and the Liberator by Eduardo Adrianzén (2021) produced by the Gran Teatro Nacional
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Óscar Carrillo?
Peruvian actor
When was Óscar Carrillo born?
Óscar Carrillo was born on 29 August 1965 in Lima.
When did Óscar Carrillo die?
Óscar Carrillo died on 26 June 2025 in Lima.
What was Óscar Carrillo's occupation?
Óscar Carrillo was an actor and film actor.
What nationality was Óscar Carrillo?
Óscar Carrillo was Peruvian.
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