Dr. Lazarus (played by Norman Briski) is a protagonist in Dr. Lazarus.
Dr. Lazarus is the story’s immortal central figure. After surviving an experimental formula as a child, he returns to Argentina in 1995 carrying yellow fever in his body. Forced to undergo constant transplants, he searches for the heirs of the lodge to recreate the formula connected to his immortality. Dorita Duncan (played by Susú Pecoraro) is a protagonist in Dr. Lazarus.
Dr. Edison Menendez (played by Alberto Ure) appears in Dr. Lazarus.
Obispo Lucio Viesta (played by Mario Sánchez) appears in Dr. Lazarus.
Albertina Luquet Bergés (played by Aída Luz) appears in Dr. Lazarus.
Anatole Luquet Bergés (played by Jorge Luz) appears in Dr. Lazarus.
Virginia Vagón (played by Virginia Innocenti) appears in Dr. Lazarus.
Senador Carlos Mendeberry (played by Arturo Maly) appears in Dr. Lazarus.
Dr. Lazarus (1992) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Dr. Lazarus
(played by Norman Briski) — protagonist
Dr. Lazarus is the story’s immortal central figure. After surviving an experimental formula as a child, he returns to Argentina in 1995 carrying yellow fever in his body. Forced to undergo constant tr...
Dorita Duncan
(played by Susú Pecoraro) — protagonist
Dr. Edison Menendez
(played by Alberto Ure) — supporting
Obispo Lucio Viesta
(played by Mario Sánchez) — supporting
Albertina Luquet Bergés
(played by Aída Luz) — supporting
Anatole Luquet Bergés
(played by Jorge Luz) — supporting
Virginia Vagón
(played by Virginia Innocenti) — minor
Senador Carlos Mendeberry
(played by Arturo Maly) — minor
Jóven Páez Peralta
(played by Alberto Fernández de Rosa) — minor
Amalia Garland
(played by María Teresa Constantini) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Dr. Lazarus → Virginia Vagón
(Professional Medical Assistant)
Dr. Lazarus → Dr. Edison Menendez
(Professional Dependent)