Facundo Bo (1943–2016) was an Argentine-born French actor and artist, known for his involvement in Parisian avant‑garde theatre in the 1970s. Born in Buenos Aires, he moved to France and joined Alfredo Arias’s TSE troupe, where he stood out through bold performances blending theatre, dance, and pop aesthetics. His notable role in Copi’s Eva Perón contributed to his fame, particularly thanks to his deliberately subversive interpretation. In cinema, he appeared in several French films during the 1980s, including L’Ombre rouge (1981), Tout feu tout flamme (1982), and L’Amour par terre (1984).
Facundo Bo has 8 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Signature works include La vie en couleurs, Rue du Bac, Love on the Ground. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
