Romanian actor Florin Opritescu has died 42 years after more than a year with treatment for leukemia.
The actor, popular in our country for series such as Plastic Sea, Caronte, Serving and Protect or Unity was diagnosed in October 2020 with this disease and last March was subjected to a marrow transplant of the Son of Him.
“My son’s cells should adapt well to my body and that my cells do not attack them,” explained the interpreter last summer in a video in his Instagram, where he told the transplantation was “how to change a factory of
Blood that had inside “.
In the same publication, Oprtescu showed the “optimism” of him to resume his professional career.
“I was fighting against this disease … and I won it, as it could not be otherwise,” he said.
After five cycles of chemotherapy, as he explained himself, the actor was in a position to resume a career that, despite his death, will add a more posthumous title: the cold that burns.
The film directed by Santi Trullenque Yprostagonized by Greta Fernández and Aida Folf will reach the cinema halls next year.
The Romanian arrived in Spain in 2000 and started working as a cook to make a living.
