Gilluis Fernando Pérez, a multifaceted thespian, originates from the vibrant city of Ponce, Puerto Rico, where he was born and nurtured. His intriguing mixed heritage, comprising equal parts Dominican and Puerto Rican, undoubtedly plays a pivotal role in shaping his distinctive viewpoint and artistic expression, thereby lending a distinct flavor to his performances.
Pérez has garnered widespread recognition in recent times for his captivating portrayal of Chino in the highly acclaimed Netflix series, aptly titled El Ganador/The Winner. This talented individual's impressive resume is replete with appearances in numerous award-winning films, showcasing his versatility as a thespian.
The accomplished thespian has successfully landed notable roles in multiple upcoming projects, including the anticipated Sony Pictures TV series, "The Oath", which is slated to premiere on the popular streaming platform Crackle.
Before embarking on a professional journey in the acting world, the talented individual that is Jorge Pérez first explored his passion for the arts by studying architecture.
Pérez, a distinguished individual, is a proud alumnus of The Actors Studio Drama School, where he pursued and successfully completed a Master of Fine Arts degree in Acting.
Throughout his time at this esteemed institution, Pérez had the privilege of collaborating on a diverse array of theatrical productions, showcasing his versatility as a performer.
Some of the notable plays he had the opportunity to work on during his tenure at The Actors Studio Drama School include Our Lady of 121St Street, a critically acclaimed work penned by the talented Stephen Adly Giurgis.
He also had the privilege of bringing to life the characters in Art, a thought-provoking play written by the renowned Yasmina Reza.
Pérez's repertoire also includes the darkly comedic Almost an Evening, a unique collaboration between the illustrious Coen Brothers.
Additionally, he had the opportunity to delve into the complexities of human relationships in Rabbit Hole, a poignant play written by the gifted David Lindsay Abaire.
Furthermore, Pérez's experience at The Actors Studio Drama School also included a stint in The Feast, a captivating production penned by the talented Corey Finley.
