Orlando Mirga
Orlando Mirga is known for Infamia (2023).
Orlando Moguel
Orlando Moguel Granados, born on April 14th, 1973, is a Mexican actor and producer. Moguel studied drama in 1997 at "Centro de Teatro y Danza", now called "El Circulo Teatral de Alberto Estrella". He continued his studies with film directors, Arturo Ripstein, Felipe Cazals, Ignacio Ortiz Cruz, Jorge Zepeda and acting coach Raúl Zermeño (RIP). Orlando began his professional career in 2000 and focused more on film and TV series. He opposite Tim Roth in the film "600 miles" (2015) a mexican drama film. It was screened in the Panorama section of the 65th Berlin International Film Festival where it won the award for Best First Feature. "600 miles" was shortlisted by México to be their submission for the Academy Award Oscar®, for Best Foreing Language Film at the 88th Academy Awards. The film won the Ariel Award and was nominated for Best First Fiction Film at the 2016 Platinum Awards. Orlando was played a pervert photographer named Diego Fenton, on the TV series "Falco" (2018), Amazon prime video. Directed by Ernesto Contreras. The series won the 2019 International Emmy® Award, for Best Foreign Language Series. Other projects in which he has participated are: B-167-980-098, directed by Mariana and Santiago Arriaga, written by the prestigious screenwriter Guillermo Arriaga (Amores Perros, 21 grams, Babel). And the Netflix original series Crime Diaries The Candidate: Colosio. Directed by Natalia Beristain and Hiromi Kamata. Moguel landed the title role in "ColOZio" (2020) a film directed by Artemio Narro. "ColOZio" had it's World Premier at The International Film Festival Rotterdam 2020. Orlando appeared on "On Chilhood" (2010), directed by Carlos Carrera (The Crime of Padre Amaro), one the best Mexican directors. He opposite Jimmy Jean - Louis in the film "The empty box" (2016) directed by Claudia Sainte - Luce. Moguel has collaborated with film directors and producers Jorge Michel Grau, Michel Franco, Santiago García Galván, Javier Patrón Fox, Pitipol Ibarra, Carlos Bolado, Fernando Sariñana, Humberto Hinojosa, etc. And has shared the set with the actors Joaquin Cosio, Damián Alcázar, Leonardo Sbaraglia, Ilse Salas, Dolores Heredia, Roberto Sosa, Luis Felipe Tovar, etc. He is also an associate producer for "Dispositio" (2014), Tv Series "Frame" (2020), and cortometraje "Taxi" (2021). Orlando Moguel has cemented himself as a talented and versatile actor in a wide variety of roles.
Orlando Naveo
Orlando Naveo is an actor known for his work on The Family Business(2018), Jaeger(2020) and Fair Play: A DC Fan Film(2018). Born in Puerto Rico on July 14, 1991. Moved to Los Angeles, California in 2014 to pursue acting and fight stunts as a career. Trained in stunts/fight choreography at XMA from Master Mike Chat. Also trained in martial arts for 4 years from Sifu Andre T. Johnson at Quest Martial Arts in Florida.
Orlando Parolini
Orlando Parolini was born in 1936 in Brazil. He was an actor, known for Made in Brazil (1985). He died in 1991 in São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil.
Orlando Pineda
Orlando Pineda is known for Griselda (2024), Narcos: Mexico (2018) and The Infiltrators (2019).
Orlando Rodríguez
Orlando Rodríguez is an actor, known for Andrea y Lorenzo (2016).
Orlando Rowe
Orlando Rowe is known for If She Screams (2021).
Orlando Sacha
Orlando Sacha was born in 1929 in Argentina. He was an actor, known for Ultra Warrior (1990), María Rosa, búscame una esposa (2000) and Crime Zone (1988). He was married to Elvira De La Puente. He died in 2001 in Lima, Peru.
Orlando Schwerdt
Orlando Schwerdt is an actor, known for White Bird: A Wonder Story (2022), Children of the Corn (2020) and True History of the Kelly Gang (2019).
Orlando Seale
Born in London, Orlando Seale's career has taken him all over the world. In his native England, Orlando attended Oxford University, earning advanced degree's in Both English and French literature. He also performed many critically acclaimed lead roles in classic Oxford productions, including "Macbeth" in Macbeth, "Caliban" in The Tempest, and "Demetrius" in the Russian touring production of A Midsummer Night's Dream - and in recognition of his unique talent, Orlando was awarded the coveted Cuppers Prize for best actor at Oxford. Orlando continued his acting training at the esteemed Ecole Philippe Gaulier in London and the Conservatoire National Superieure D'Art Dramatique in Paris before going on to tour Europe and North America with the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company for three years; where he played "Silvio" in The Servant To Two Masters at the RSC's flagship theater in Stratford-on-Avon as well as at their more avant garde Young Vic theater in London. Orlando also starred as "Orpheus" in the West End production of Eurydice, performed in Brazil alongside "Theater of the Oppressed" creator Augusto Boal, and traveled throughout England and Europe as the leader and principal performer of his own cutting edge Improv Company. Orlando's first foray into feature films came when Kenneth Branagh handpicked Orlando to serve as his acting understudy in the critically acclaimed and academy award nominated film adaption of Hamlet. Roles in Sleepy Hollow, Pride & Prejudice and Hysteria quickly followed, with Orlando winning high praise from critics and fans alike for his portrayal of Def Leppard lead singer Joe Elliott. He was also a series regular on Britons top rated television series. Orlando regularly travels back and forth between Los Angeles and London; He also speaks fluent French and has mastered a wide variety of dialects including a perfect American accent. Orlando also gives back to the artistic community by teaching youth acting classes and is working on recording his 2nd album with his band, following the critical success of their 1st album, with music reminiscent of The Talking heads and Bowie and a mesmerizing and original sound that takes one on an intimate and epic journey that is at once both melancholic and euphoric.
