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Pablo Andrés Illanes Tapia (born March 12, 1973) is a Chilean writer, scriptwriter, journalist and film director, principally known as the creator of various successful telenovelas, including ', ', ''Alguien te mira'', ''¿Dónde está Elisa?'' and '. == Biography == Illanes studied journalism at Diego Portales University. After establishing himself as a film critic in ''Wikén'', the weekend supplement of the newspaper ''El Mercurio'', and at the defunct TV station , he wrote his first telenovela, ''Adrenalina'' (1996). It was aired on Canal 13. The telenovela generated controversy for its storyline based on fleeting teen romances at a high school in the "barrio alto" (upper district) of Santiago. His second telenovela, ' (1997), was the most watched telenovela of the decade on its channel. His initiation as a screenwriter came later, with ' (1999), which did not generate high television ratings but was lauded by critics; it became a cult classic, and would be reaired on two occasions. After ' (2001), a series which obtained weak ratings and critical reviews and caused a temporary pause of telenovela production on Canal 13, he reestablished himself with the successful ''Machos'' (2003), co-written with Coca Gómez and Sebastián Arrau. The telenovela had a broad social impact and generated substantial ratings, and won several awards including two Altazors.〔(Mariana Loyola ) and (Herval Abreu ), pages of the Altazor Awards, 2004; accessed 12/10/2012.〕 It was extremely successful and would eventually be rebroadcast in Spain and various Latin American countries including Uruguay, where it was greatly popular.〔(''Y vamos abriendo puertas'' ), ''Tele Uruguaya'', March 2012; accessed 12/10/2012〕 Illanes then worked at Televisión Nacional de Chile (TVN) where he wrote the soap operas ' (2004) and ' (2005). He also adapted the script of the Argentinean soap opera ''Floricienta'', whose Chilean version, ''Floribella'', premiered in 2006. Illanes created the first Chilean suspense TV series, ''Alguien te mira'', based on the activities of a psychopath in the affluent section of Santiago, gaining the largest ever audience for a nighttime television series. This success allowed him to work on a new project, ''¿Dónde está Elisa?'' a crime/suspense series inspired by real cases such as those of Madeleine McCann and . After that series, he wrote ''Conde Vrolok'', a vampire telenovela set in the 19th century and inspired by Dracula. He is also the author of the scripts for ' (2011). He entered the field of literature with ''Una Mujer Brutal''〔(''«Una mujer brutal», de Pablo Illanes'' ("Una mujer brutal", by Pablo Illanes), review originally published in ''Caras'' magazine, November of 2000; reproduced in ''El Diario del Antifunes'' (The Newspaper of the Antifunes) ), 11.01.2012; acceso 10.12.2012〕 and '. , Illanes is working on a third novel, ''Los Amantes Caníbales'', named after his blog. Illanes directed ' (2011), a horror film starring actresses such as Ingrid Isensee, Claudia Burr, Francisca Merina, Sofía García, and Patricia López from several of his previous series.〔(Daniel Villalobos. ''Film critic: "Baby Shower"'' ), ''La Tercera'', 14.01.2011; accessed 10.12.2012.〕 He filmed his second feature-length film, ''Videoclub'', in late 2012. It stars Pedro Campos, Luciana Echeverría, and , and its soundtrack was produced by the band Pánico.〔(Claudio Vergara. ''Pánico hará banda sonora de la nueva cinta de Pablo Illanes'' (Pánico will make the soundtrack of the new film by Pablo Illanes) ), ''La Tercera'', 12/10/2012; accessed the same day.〕 Illanes became a screenwriter with Telemundo in 2013, and is contracted to the company for three years.〔(Cecilia Gutiérrez. ''Pablo Illanes deja TVN y llega a acuerdo por tres años con la cadena Telemundo'' (Pablo Illanes leaves TV and reaches an agreement for three years with the Telemundo channel) ), ''La Tercera'', 12/22/2012; accessed the same day.〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Pablo Illanes」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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