13 Facts About Guillermo Fesser

Guillermo Fesser Perez de Petinto is a Spanish journalist known for utilizing humor while reporting news on Spanish radio throughout his innovative program called Gomaespuma.

Guillermo Fesser received a Fulbright Scholarship to study film at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles.

Guillermo Fesser was the director, executive producer and one of the screenwriters of the film Candida.

Guillermo Fesser is brother of a film director Javier Fesser and the cultural promoter Alberto Fesser.

Guillermo Fesser met his partner Juan Luis Cano in 1977 at Universidad Complutense de Madrid.

Guillermo Fesser directed in 2005 the feature film Candida, a story based on his bestselling biography of a cleaning lady Cuando Dios Aprieta Ahoga Pero Bien.

In 1994 Guillermo Fesser produced, with the advice of Kermit Love, the puppeteer that created Big Bird for Sesame Street, a puppet show for Telecinco: Gomaespuma.

Guillermo Fesser worked as a script supervisor on El Secdleto de la Tlompeta, the multi-awarded second short film directed by Javier.

Guillermo Fesser has translated and adapted several English and American films to his native language to be dubbed into Spanish.

Guillermo Fesser has been lately involved with projects that support the ideas behind the Buy Local and Slow Food movements.

Guillermo Fesser is one of the promoters that have saved from demolition and renovated the old building and traditional market Mercado de San Miguel, a glass and iron building located downtown Madrid.

Guillermo Fesser has published many articles in major newspapers like El Pais and El Mundo, and has taught script writing at the Universidad de Alcala de Henares and Vassar College, Poughkeepsie.

Guillermo Fesser is working with writer Mark Burns on a film about sustainable farming and the dangers of natural gas hydraulic fracturing.