Jorge Délano Net Worth is
$200,000

Mini Biography

He was the eighth child of Alfredo Delano and Emma Frederick. Given birth to in Santiago, Chile, in 1909 he became a member of the Naval College but remained presently there for only 1 12 months, after purposely fracturing his nasal area to be able to get out. In 1911 Jorge Delano was accepted in to the “Instituto Nacional”, probably the most prestigious college in Chile. In 1913, he commenced his research of painting in the “Escuela de Bellas Artes” with Fernando Alvarez Sotomayor. In the same 12 months, Delano published and filmed his 1st movie, “Un Billete de Loteria” (he also acted in the film, but under a pseudonym, to be able to hide the actual fact that he previously skipped class many times to be able to film). Coke began his professional profession like a caricaturist in the “Diario Ilustrado”, which became an opposition paper to the federal government of Arturo Alessandri Palma. After that he worked well in the newspapers “La Nacion” until 1931, where he produced one of is own most significant caricatures, “Juan Verdejo Larrain”. In 1929, he visited California, USA, having a scholarship distributed by the chilean authorities, to review sound cinematography techniques. He by no means received the scholarship or grant money, therefore he backed his family by causing art displays and performing as a supplementary. He later on returned to Chile, whee he filmed “La Calle del Ensueno” and “Norte con Sur”, the initial movie with audio in SOUTH USA. In 1942, Delano hosted Walt Disney’s trip to Chile, with whom he developed a detailed friendship. In the brief “Saludos Amigos” by Walt Disney, “Pedrito” the aircraft carries a notice from Mendoza (Argentina) to Santiago, as well as the recipient is usually Jorge Delano. In 1931, he founded along with Joaquin Blaya and Jorge Sanhueza, the politics satire magazine, “Topaze”, that was perfectly received by the general public. In 1964, he was presented with the Country wide Prize fro Journalism. He released three books: “Yo Soy Tu”, “Botica de Turnio y Kundalini”, and “Un Caballo Fatidico”. He also portrayed Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Arturo Alessandri Palma, Carlos Balmaceda Saavedra, and Luis Barros Borgono.

Known for movies