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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. | ||
Revision as of 06:24, 23 November 2021
J. Raimundo Linvey | |
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 Linvey in 1952 | |
| Born | Javier John Raimundo Gaudencio Antunes-Linvey April 18, 1912 |
| Died | September 4, 2005 (aged 93) |
| Spouse(s) | Flora Mendes (m. 1942) |
| Children | 4 |
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.