Luis Bordonada, a remarkably gifted American actor, has left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry, showcasing his immense talent and versatility. Prior to embarking on his illustrious acting career, Bordonada first pursued a different path, choosing to enlist in the United States Army following his high school graduation.
After the conclusion of his military service, Luis embarked on a journey to pursue his long-held passion for theatre, a quest that was expertly guided by the renowned theatre authority, Prof. Hector Serrano, who, in his capacity as the founder of Viva El Paso and Shakespeare on The Rocks Theater Festival, provided Luis with the ideal environment to hone his craft and lay the foundation for a successful career in the world of acting.
Luis's meteoric rise to prominence in the world of cinema was precipitated by his pivotal role in the Hughes Brothers' critically acclaimed film, The Book of Eli, which marked a significant turning point in his burgeoning career. Subsequently, he landed the lead role in the highly acclaimed independent film, Ilegales (Illegal),a cinematic masterpiece that garnered widespread recognition and acclaim, ultimately resulting in Luis being honored with the prestigious Best Actor Award at the esteemed Naperville Independent Film Festival in Chicago, a testament to his remarkable talent and dedication to his craft.
Luis's acting career has been marked by a diverse range of television appearances, with notable recurring roles on several prominent shows. He has made significant contributions to the FX network's drama series The Bridge, the AMC drama Better Call Saul, and the A&E series Longmire, among others.
Luis's professional endeavors extend far beyond the realm of television, as he has also made significant appearances in the cinematic world. His extensive filmography boasts a notable credit in Ryan Lacen's inaugural feature-length production, "All The World is Sleeping". This critically acclaimed film boasts an impressive ensemble cast, featuring the talented Melissa Barrera, Jackie Cruz, and Jorge Garcia alongside Luis.
Luis's life took a significant turn due to his father's esteemed military career, which spanned across two pivotal eras in American history - the Vietnam and Korea wars. As the son of a retired U.S Army Staff Sergeant, Alexander Bordonada, Luis was deeply influenced by his father's experiences and sacrifices. This personal connection to the military had a profound impact on Luis, ultimately shaping his approach to his craft and informing his portrayal of Charlie Burroughs in the feature film SGT Will Gardner.
