Rogelio Armando Nevares Guajardo, a talented Mexican actor, has made a name for himself in the entertainment industry, primarily based in the vibrant city of London, United Kingdom. Born on a warm summer day, July 5th, 1968, in the bustling metropolis of Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, Nevares was destined for greatness.
Roger's multifaceted career has traversed the realms of British, Mexican, and global cinema and television, affording him the opportunity to portray a diverse array of characters.
In the realm of television, he has brought to life the complex and intriguing role of drug lord 'Raoul Gomez' in the Emmy-winning series 'Strike Back', a testament to his versatility as a performer.
Furthermore, he has also had the opportunity to embody the character of Wally, a Russian low-life, in the television production 'North v South', showcasing his range and capacity to take on diverse roles.
In addition, Roger has made a notable appearance as a Spanish Grand Prix Judge in Ron Howard's film 'Rush', a testament to his ability to adapt to various genres and settings.
Moreover, he has also had the privilege of playing the role of Mr. Brown in the television series 'Hank Zipzer', a character that has allowed him to showcase his comedic chops.
Lastly, he has also had the opportunity to play the role of a clueless Portuguese interpreter in the television film 'Lawless', a character that has allowed him to showcase his ability to take on quirky and unconventional roles.
Notably, Roger has garnered significant recognition for his portrayal of 'Padre Galvan' in the critically acclaimed Mexican film 'The Crime of Padre Amaro', which received prestigious Oscar and Golden Globe nominations, alongside the talented Gael Garcia Bernal. Additionally, Roger has recently made a notable appearance in an Arctic Monkeys video clip, expertly directed by the visionary Ryan Hope.
Roger's multifaceted talents extend far beyond the realm of screen acting, as he is also a skilled and accomplished theatre actor and director. He made his debut as a film director in 2015 with the poignant and humorous black comedy 'Crossing that Bridge', a cinematic masterpiece that showcased his versatility as an artist. Not only did he bring his unique vision to the director's chair, but he also took on the supporting role of 'Dr. Roche', further demonstrating his impressive range as a performer. The film's critical acclaim was cemented by its receipt of several prestigious independent cinema awards, a testament to Roger's exceptional storytelling abilities and artistic prowess.
Roger's illustrious career in the realm of acting and teaching began with a rigorous training program at Russia's oldest and most esteemed film school, Moscow, where he honed his skills as an actor and developed a profound understanding of the craft. This extensive education laid the foundation for his future success as a highly regarded acting teacher and coach, commanding respect from his peers and students alike.
Throughout his illustrious career, Roger has held a number of esteemed positions, including that of Principal at KADA, Kingston University London, where he played a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of actors. In addition to his tenure at KADA, Roger has also taught at several leading acting schools in the United Kingdom and Latin America, sharing his vast knowledge and expertise with students from diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Roger's esteemed private acting studio, nestled in the heart of London, caters exclusively to a diverse pool of English and Russian speaking actors, fostering a nurturing environment that is gradually evolving into a comprehensive and renowned Conservatoire acting school.
Throughout his illustrious career, Roger has enjoyed a prolific stint in the world of commercials, often sharing the screen with an impressive array of notable celebrities, including the incomparable Rik Mayall, the captivating Salma Hayek, the charismatic Didier Drogba, and the global soccer icon Lionel Messi.
