
Tato Bores
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Mauricio Borensztein, better known as Tato Bores (1925-1996), was an Argentine comic and monologist. He participated in films, theater, and television, with the latter being the platform where he obtained his recognition. He is best known for his political humor, being heavily inspired by Pepe Arias.
Known for
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One Sin a Month (1949)
Actor

Vida nocturna (1955)
as Antonio "El Rata"

La caraba (1948)
as Cadete de la tintorería

Mala Gente (1952)
Actor

1000 Boomerangs (1995)
as Tato Bores

Disputas en la cama (1972)
Actor

Viaje de una noche de verano (1965)
Actor

La locura de Don Juan (1948)
Actor

Por cuatro días locos (1953)
Actor

La comedia inmortal (1951)
Actor

Esta es mi vida (1952)
Actor

Married and miss (1954)
Actor

Champion by force (1950)
as Igor

Shared Apartment (1980)
as Mauricio Steimberg

Road to crime (1951)
as Jorge Castro

Vacanze in Argentina (1966)
Actor

Amante para dos (1981)
as Mauricio

El televisor (1962)
Actor

El asalto (1960)
Actor

Propiedad (1962)
Actor





