Luis Antonio Pereira
Luis Antonio Pereira began his career on stage as an actor in Ópera do Malandro, written by world-renowned Brazilian composer, Chico Buarque. He moved to Los Angeles and went on to perform in numerous plays, such as Broadway musicals Big River and The Sound of Music. Pereira developed a knack for producing and directed his first play, David and Goliath, featuring the prominent African American dance company, Wade. His success with the show led him to Major League Productions where he helped produce features through project development, screenplay analysis, budgeting, production management, and assistant directing. He continued to dabble in acting in productions such as Family Man and Little Nikki (Universal) while working on music videos for artists such as Backstreet Boys, Smash Mouth, and Bootsie Collins. Luis Antonio returned to Brazil in early 2000s, and started the production company LAFILMS.TV. He wrote and directed various short films, such as The Secret (2005), Mother (2008) and Happy Widow (2016), garnering attention and awards in over 50 festivals in more than 20 countries for each film. In 2007, Pereira had the privilege of directing/producing/writing Goals in Life, a film about the charity campaign highlighting Pelé. The film opened at the 2007 Fifa award ceremony and circulated amongst international venues for several years. In 2014, Luis Antonio premiered his first feature film - Jogo de Xadrez (Chess Game). This million dollar budget production was shot in Rio with an exceptional Brazilian cast: Priscila Fantin, Antonio Calloni, Tuca Andrada and Carla Marins. Chess Game garnered recognition in festival cities all over the world and has been distributed by Xenon Pictures. The film earned important awards, such as: best film (New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Hollywood) and best actress, Priscila Fantin (New York, Houston, Hollywood and Lisbon). He wrote, produced and directed a come back for radio soaps in Brazil, in 2018, called The Bollagattos with top Brazilian actors: Priscila Fantin, André Ramiro, Bianca Rinaldi, Paloma Bernardi. Luis Antonio directed, produced and written the comedy mini series East Wing for Brazilian TV (2019). In November 2020, will premiere the TV series Amelio, the True Man. The plot written and directed by him, has top Brazilian top actors, such as: Thierry Figueira, Natallia Rodrigues, Carla Marins, Edwin Luisi and Sandra Pera. He is finishing post production of his first direction in a international feature film Reús 2, Spanish Spoken, a co-production between Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil, with great Latin actor, like: Marina Glezer and Nico Riera. The director is developing three feature films to shoot in 2021 e 2022: "António" co-production Brazil/ Portugal, "Stone Forest" with Murilo Rosa, and "Overtown", co-produção USA/ Argentina, to the shot in Miami, English/ Spanish spoken.
Luis Antonio Ramos
Luis Antonio Ramos was born in San German, Puerto Rico. He is an actor and producer, known for Power (2014), Do the Right Thing (1989) and Martin (1992).
Luis Antonio Ramos
Luis Antonio Ramos was born in San German, Puerto Rico. He is an actor and producer, known for Power (2014), Do the Right Thing (1989) and Martin (1992).
Luis Antonio Ribot
Luis Antonio Ribot is known for España, la primera globalización (2021) and Versión española (1998).
Luis Antonio Rodriguez
Luis Antonio Rodriguez is known for Border Cartel (2016), The Devil's Warehouse (2016) and An Awesome Action Movie (Una Buena Pelicula de Accion) (2023).
Luis Antonio Tagle
Luis Antonio Tagle is known for Francesco (2020) and HARDtalk (1997).
Luis Ara
Luis Ara was born on November 2, 1979 in Houston, Texas, USA. He is a director, writer and producer, known for Gonchi la película (2015), Para Sempre Chape (2018) and the TV Series Andes Mágicos (2019). Currently he lives in Montevideo (Uruguay) where the head office of his production company Trailer Films is located. Other important titles are, 12 Horas 2 Minutos (2012), Perú: tesoro escondido (2017), Teros, sueño mundial (2015)
Luis Arrieta
Luis Arrieta was born and raised in Mexico City, to Sandra Joffe, an ophthalmologist, and Luis Antonio Arrieta, a public accountant and entrepreneur. Older brother of three. His passion during his early years was math, he wanted to become an actuary. But in the year 2000, when he was 18 years old, he accidentally landed in an acting class. He makes the joke of mistaking the "actuary" classroom door for the "acting" door (in Spanish both words are very similar). As soon as Luis discovered acting, his world took a 180 degrees turn. He rejected a math scholarship of a university in order to study and pursue an acting career. Today Luis is one of the must renown actors of his generation with a solid career in movies, theater and television. His ability to play all the different genres and engage in English and Spanish accents, have led him to work in a variety of national and international projects. He's been in more than 40 films, among which stand commercial hits and awarded films. On stage he's been in several Pulitzer winner plays, such as Wit and Rabbit Hole. Also, he's participated in long successful runs such as Love/Sick. Regarding television shows, he's played leading roles in Dios Inc. (2016) an HBO series with high ratings for Latin-American, three seasons of Paramedicos (2012) and Malinche (2018), where his character spoke in Mayan and Nahuatl.
Luis Arrojo
Luis Arrojo is an actor, known for Trigger (2016), No Strings Attached (2014) and Disasters at Sea (2018).
Luis Arroyo
Luis Arroyo is known for Los Farad (2023).