Born in Iran, Alain Ali Washnevsky's early life was marked by a strong inclination towards performance and storytelling. After a successful career in real estate, he made the bold decision to pursue his true passion, which led him to relocate to Los Angeles in 2011. By 2014, he had already made a name for himself as a finalist in the prestigious World Championship of Public Speaking.
Over the course of the next few years, Alain continued to build his credentials, booking an impressive 18 guest roles on US television and appearing in a short film that received an Oscar nomination in 2016. His extensive TV credits include dramatic roles in notable series such as "Homeland," "Scandal," "The Rookie," "Lucifer," "13 Reasons Why," and many more. He has also showcased his comedic talent in "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Better Things," "The Conners," and the critically acclaimed sitcom "Roseanne," where he played the family's neighbor.
In addition to his acting career, Alain made his directorial and producing debut in 2020. His versatility and range as an artist know no bounds, as he has also lent his voice to various opera and classical productions. Growing up in Vienna, the capital of classical music, Alain was exposed to the world of opera and classical singing from a young age. He has performed in productions of Mozart's "Don Giovanni," "Cendrillon," and even sang the role of Don Alhambra in Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Gondoliers."
A true Renaissance man, Alain is fluent in German, English, Farsi, and conversational in French. He is a spiritual, well-traveled, and culturally rich artist who has been blessed with a loving marriage to his wife Morgan. With his extensive experience in the entertainment industry, Alain has become a sought-after talent, and his impressive resume continues to grow.
