Luciano D’Alessandro has had many facets as an actor since his beginnings in Venezuela, he has never been flogged when entering the skin of a character. And, for Gay Pride month, he released his latest film.
From his digital platforms, the soap opera heartthrob celebrated the premiere of “Padres”, a production, where he plays a gay role for the first time in his acting career. A new challenge for his career, which he has assumed with great responsibility and professionalism.
“For me it was a blessing when they told me I was cast for this character. I said yes in one go, because I knew what it entailed. I took it on as a challenge, like all the challenges I have taken on in my life. I have played the gallant, the anti-gallant, everything. And in the movie Parents it is the first time that I play a gay character and I think that is also why I put a little more care, a little more sensitivity. “It is a blessing that as an actor you have the possibility of doing things differently,” he noted in an interview in El Universal.
It is no coincidence that it premieres on a date as important as today, the plot tells us the story of David (Luciano D’Alessandro) and Bruno (Marcos Carlos), a homoparental couple for years, who have decided to become parents.
The feature film is available on the Lifetime streaming service at 10:00 pm (Colombian time), it is expected that this project will be well received by the public in such an important month for the LGBTIQ+ community and the fight to vindicate rights.
“It is a love story and being parents is something that goes beyond gender. I think that both Lifetime, Jurutungo Films and VIP bet on a very beautiful story and releasing it in the month it had to be: in Gay Pride Month, on Father’s Day, is a great success.”commented the actor.
Other important figures
In this film, the Creole is not the only iconic personality on Venezuelan television, other compatriots join the cast such as the first actress, Mimí Lazo, the actor and model Rodolfo Salas
Likewise, Miss Universe 1993, Puerto Rican Dayanara Torres and Puerto Rican Marco Carlos also have a leading role in the production.
Promotional poster for “Parents”
