The best news! Antonio Resines will leave the Gregorio Marañón Intensive Care Unit today after a month in hospital for coronavirus.
It has been made to beg but finally we can give one of the most anticipated news: Anthony Resines He will leave this Friday, January 28, from the Intensive Care Unit of the Gregorio Marañón Hospital.
After more than a month admitted because of the coronavirus, the actress Fiorella Faltoiano has shared the information on social networks indicating that Resines “has won the battle”.
The actor was admitted to the hospital last December “for complications arising from COVID,” according to his partner, Ana Pérez-Lorente. Although at first it was announced that he remained “stable” and had not needed intubation to breathe normally, the long wait and new statements about his “delicate state” worried the followers of the interpreters, that we are all good people.
“Antonio is one of the nicest, nicest, approachable, positive and generous people I have come across in this profession,” he wrote. Safe Santiago. “Working with him is a pleasure. He is a great colleague with whom it is difficult to get bored. I would like with all my strength that he overcome this trance, and I firmly believe that he will achieve it.”
Resines had confirmed three years ago that he suffers from psoriatic arthritis, a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the joints of psoriasis patients. This autoimmune disease caused her to have a stroke on her knee, for which she underwent surgery in 2018.
Film actor and producer, Resines was president of the Film Academy between 2015 and 2016. He has won a Goya for Best Actor in 1998 (for ‘The Good Star’) and has been nominated on two other occasions. To his credit he also has three Silver Frames.
Born in Torrelavega, Cantabria on August 7, 1954, Antonio Resines He is one of the most popular and recognized faces in the cinema and television of our country in the last four decades.. Among her comedies from the 80s, ‘Opera Primera’, ‘Be unfaithful and don’t look at who’, ‘La vida alegría’, ‘Amanece que no es poco’, ‘How to be a woman and not die trying’, ‘Orquesta Club Virginia’, ‘Mutant action’, ‘La marrana’, ‘Moors and Christians’, ‘All to jail’, ‘All men are the same’, ‘The apple of your eyes’, ‘Secondary roads’, ‘Cell 211 ‘, ‘Crime Wave’, etc. Among his latest feature films were ‘Orígenes secretos’ and ‘A todo tren. Destination Asturias’.
On television he has also worked on series such as ‘Colegio mayor’, ‘A las eleven en casa’ and, above all, ‘Los Serrano’, the series that has had the most popularity of all the ones he has participated in and which caught on with the public throughout its five years of broadcasting (in addition to the controversial ending).
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