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Born in Buenos Aires, Francella made his television debut in 1984, participating in Historia de un Trepador (A Golddigger's Story). In 1985, he made his first feature film, El Telo y la Tele (Teloand Tele). He also participated in the television series, El Infiel (The Cheating Man) as Felipe during that year. 1986 was a very busy year for Francella: he filmed three movies, including CamareroNocturno en Mar del Plata (Nightshift Steward at Mar Del Plata) and Las Colegialas (College Girls), as well as one television series, named El Lobo (The Wolf).
Francella's television and movie actingcareer continued on with movies as Los Pilotos más Locos del Mundo (The World's Craziest Pilots), Paraíso Relax (Relax Paradise, released as Casa de Masajes in Argentina) and Bañeros II:La Playa Loca(Beach Bums II:Crazy Beach); as well as television series like De Carne Somos (We are Made of Flesh) and La Familia Benvenutto. The aforementioned works were among Francella's acting experiences duringthe late 1980s.
In 1989, Francella participated in one of his biggest hits to date, Los Exterminaitors, a movie that offered a satirical look at action movies such as Terminator. Francella's nextproject was a sequel to that film. Los Exterminaitors II, filmed in 1990, was Francella's first acting job of the 1990s. In 1990, he also played a character whose name could be considered a pun on his("Francachella") in the Brigada Cola (Last Brigade), a comic television series.
Two more sequels to Los Exterminaitors followed, and then Francella took some time off from acting on screen.
When hereturned to act in front of the cameras, international interest in his shows and movies had grown, and his first work in three years, 1997's Naranja y Media, was released in various English-speakingcountries, under the name of My Better Halves.
His next movie, 1998's Un Argentino en New York, was filmed in Spain and the United States. It was also a major Argentine cinema hit. In 2000, he...