Adolfo Chuiman: The Actor Reflects on His Extensive Career and What’s Next
Adolfo Chuiman, a renowned actor known for his work in radio soap operas in the seventies, invites us into his home in Santiago de Surco to discuss his long and successful artistic career. At 77 years old, he is preparing for the eleventh installment of the popular TV series “At the bottom there is room” and contemplates his final act on screen.
During the interview, Chuiman reflects on his 18 years of dramatic art, which took him on tours to cities like Miami and New York before returning to perform on stage and TV. “I don’t know if there is a Peruvian actor who has done so much,” he humbly admits. However, this extensive career has him considering retirement, not out of fatigue, but due to the toll that such hard work takes on the nerves.
Despite initially resisting a career in comedy, Chuiman found his niche and became well-known for his performances in popular sketches and TV series, such as “1000 Oficios.” Yet, he also hints at personal projects in the pipeline, including a series called “The Recycler,” which he hopes to direct and possibly star in.
The interview delves into Chuiman’s experiences as an actor, revealing intimate stories of his work and personal life, as well as his hopes and dreams for the future. With “At the bottom there is room” being a significant part of his life, he contemplates the character of Peter McKay, expressing his uncertainty about the character’s future.
Chuiman’s humility and wisdom shine through as he reflects on his life’s work and contemplates his legacy, showing that even in the twilight of his career, he remains driven by new creative pursuits.