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| children          = Lewis Antunes-Linvey (b.1943)<br />[[Michael Linvey|Michael Antunes-Linvey]] (b.1945)<br />Floyd Antunes-Linvey (b.1948)<br />Andrew Antunes-Linvey (b.1950)
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'''Javier John Raimundo Gaudencio Antunes-Linvey''', known professionally as '''J. Raimundo Linvey''', is a [[Vitosium|Vitosian]] actor, director and producer. He is also known for the many famous stage plays he wrote in the 1940s.  
'''Javier John Raimundo Gaudencio Antunes-Linvey''', known professionally as '''J. Raimundo Linvey''', is a [[Vitosium|Vitosian]] actor, director and producer, who is very famous for playing the film noir detective, Angelo Marconi. He is also known for the many famous stage plays he wrote in the 1940s.  


In 1952, he opened ''[[Gatovita_(Vitosium_City)|The Linvey Theater]]'' to bring his stage plays to life. As of 1994, half of the building had been converted into a movie theater under Linvey's approval. In 1958, he was inspired by [[Maggie Moriano]] to bring about better rights to actresses in Gatovita's famous film district, Limelight City.
In 1952, he opened ''[[Gatovita_(Vitosium_City)|The Linvey Theater]]'' to bring his stage plays to life. As of 1994, half of the building had been converted into a movie theater under Linvey's approval. In 1958, he was inspired by [[Maggie Moriano]] to bring about better rights to actresses in Gatovita's famous film district, Limelight City.
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==Movie Appearances==
==Movie Appearances==
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|Son of the Goddess
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|The Large House
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|1937
|Escape!
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|1938
|The Queen of Jazz
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|rowspan="2"|1939
|A Letter Signed From Diane
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|Cheque Payment
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|1941
|Navocalco Confidential
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|1942
|Affair in Primos
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|1943
|The Tolo Trio in Banana Barbarshop!
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|rowspan="2"|1944
|East Side Rebels
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|Jealousy is a Mistress
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|1945
|The Marconi Chronicles: Behind Closed Curtains
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|1947
|The Marconi Chronicles: Angels Over Gatovita
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|1948
|The Marconi Chronicles: Perception
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|1949
|The Purple Dahlia
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|1950
|The Marconi Chronicles: Crooked Kisser
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|1952
|The Orange Room
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|1954
|Autumn is Here
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|1956
|The Tennis Shoe Gala
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|1957
|Strangers on a Plane
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|1962
|The Aluminum Key
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|1965
|The Mock Trial
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|1970
|Vitosian Graffiti
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|1971
|Psychopath
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|1975
|All is Unforgiven
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[[Category: Vitosium]]
[[Category: Vitosium]]

Latest revision as of 00:45, 30 July 2024

J. Raimundo Linvey
J Raimundo Linvey.jpg
Linvey in 1952
Born
Javier John Raimundo Gaudencio Antunes-Linvey

(1912-04-18)April 18, 1912
DiedSeptember 4, 2005(2005-09-04) (aged 93)
Spouse(s)
Flora Mendes (m. 1942)
ChildrenLewis Antunes-Linvey (b.1943)
Michael Antunes-Linvey (b.1945)
Floyd Antunes-Linvey (b.1948)
Andrew Antunes-Linvey (b.1950)

Javier John Raimundo Gaudencio Antunes-Linvey, known professionally as J. Raimundo Linvey, is a Vitosian actor, director and producer, who is very famous for playing the film noir detective, Angelo Marconi. He is also known for the many famous stage plays he wrote in the 1940s.

In 1952, he opened The Linvey Theater to bring his stage plays to life. As of 1994, half of the building had been converted into a movie theater under Linvey's approval. In 1958, he was inspired by Maggie Moriano to bring about better rights to actresses in Gatovita's famous film district, Limelight City.

Personal Life

Movie Appearances

Year Film Role
1934 Son of the Goddess
1935 The Large House
1937 Escape!
1938 The Queen of Jazz
1939 A Letter Signed From Diane
Cheque Payment
1941 Navocalco Confidential
1942 Affair in Primos
1943 The Tolo Trio in Banana Barbarshop!
1944 East Side Rebels
Jealousy is a Mistress
1945 The Marconi Chronicles: Behind Closed Curtains
1947 The Marconi Chronicles: Angels Over Gatovita
1948 The Marconi Chronicles: Perception
1949 The Purple Dahlia
1950 The Marconi Chronicles: Crooked Kisser
1952 The Orange Room
1954 Autumn is Here
1956 The Tennis Shoe Gala
1957 Strangers on a Plane
1962 The Aluminum Key
1965 The Mock Trial
1970 Vitosian Graffiti
1971 Psychopath
1975 All is Unforgiven


Movies Directed

Year Film Genre
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