- Name: Horatio Sanz
- Date of Birth: June 04, 1969
- Place of Birth: Santiago, Chile
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Horatio Sanz was born on June 4, 1969, in Santiago, Chile, and raised in
Chicago, Illinois. He was one of the Upright Citizen Brigade's founding
members and performed with Chicago's Second City come...( read more)
Chicago, Illinois. He was one of the Upright Citizen Brigade's founding
members and performed with Chicago's Second City come...( read more)
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Horatio Sanz mini-bio: Horatio Sanz was born on June 4, 1969, in Santiago, Chile, and raised in
Chicago, Illinois. He was one of the Upright Citizen Brigade's founding
members and performed with Chicago's Second City comedy troupe.
When he joined the cast of "Saturday Night Live" (1975) as a featured player
at the beginning of the 24th season (September 26, 1998), he became the
long-running sketch comedy show's first Latino cast member. He appeared
along with fellow featured players Jimmy Fallon and Chris Parnell, and after
only one season, the three were promoted to cast members. On the show,
Horatio played the characters Frankie Hilbert on the sketch "Boston Teens",
pothead Gobi on the recurring sketch "Jarret's Room", and A/V teacher Mr.
Banglian on "Wake Up, Wakefield."
Horatio has had many minor but memorable roles in movies since 1994.
However, his big break came in 2003 with his first starring role in the
movie Boat Trip (2002), in which he appeared along with Cuba Gooding Jr. and
Vivica A. Fox. He continues to star on "Saturday Night Live" (1975).
