
In Puerto Rico, he received
first roles for to I Love Lucy ajar sitcom ‘¡Qué pareja!’, where he quickly
found success and developed into one of the leading television performers in
the country. Titles that are associated with him that are telenovela ‘Cuando
los hijos condenan’, one of the first features of the country, “Maruja” and numerous
other television titles such as ‘Flor de café’ (1967), ‘Tres hermanas para un
hombre’ (1968), ‘La gaviota’ (1969), ‘Mujeres sin hombre’ and ‘Marcela and
Marcelino’ (1970), ‘Para Elisa’ (1972) and ‘Por eso que llaman amor’ (1973).
These were followed by ‘Los cocorocos’ (1975/1980), ‘Espíritu burlón’ (1976), ‘Vidas
privadas’ (1977) and ‘El gran destape’ (1978).
At the beginning of the
1960s, Anderson founded with Carlos Montalbán, the "Teatro La
Mascara", where he also directed for many years.
Occasionally, Axel played
character roles in international film productions and one was as McNamara in
his lone Euro-western “Finger on the Trigger” (1965) starring Rory Calhoun.
Anderson died on December
16 2012, of cancer in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Today we remember Axel
Anderson on what would have been his 85th birthday.
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