“Federico Luppi, a dignified Argentine actor well known for his complex performances in the dark fantasy films of Guillermo del Toro, died on Friday in Buenos Aires,” reports
Daniel E. Slotnik in the
New York Times. Luppi, seen above with Jesús . . .
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