Julio Osorio
Julio Osorio is known for Narcos (2015), Selección Natural (2017) and Jack Ryan (2018).
Julio Pachón
Julio Pachón is known for La Cara Oculta (2011), Roa (2013) and Metástasis (2014).
Julio Perillán
Intense, mysterious, talented, handsome and bilingual - Julio Perillán was born in Washington into a Spanish family. He is graduated in Physics. After his father's death Julio went on moto to Hollywood "to learn a little cinema". In 1998 he was began acting in a play Masque of Poe ( Sacred Fools )directed by Bradley Warden (review Backstage West). Step by step, from casting to casting Julio tried himself as actor, producer, screenwriter (Besame Cuba), director of casting, coordinator of post-production etc...etc... In 2003 he returned to his roots, arrived to Spain to take care of his grandparents. He was playing a few small roles in two TV Series (Los 80, Ceuntame) and few very interesting shorts (Otra vida, Chico meets chica, La Carta). At the same time Juanma Bajo Ulloa looked for unknowns and interestings actors for his new movie "Fragil". By chance, he saw Julio in an independent American story (probably his great performance in Eden's Curve) and offered him the lead lead part in Fragil. Now Julio is working on set of La hora fria - new movie Elio Quiroga - as one of the leads. He lives in Madrid and L.A. where plays many in theatre.
Julio Peña
Julio Peña was born on June 18, 1912 in Madrid, Spain. He was an actor and producer, known for Pánico en el Transiberiano (1972), El valle de las espadas (1963) and Solomon and Sheba (1959). He was married to Susana Canales. He died on July 27, 1972 in Marbella, Málaga, Andalucía, Spain.
Julio Peña
Julio Peña was born on July 15, 2000 in San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa, País Vasco, Spain. He is an actor, known for A través de mi ventana (2022), Bia (2019) and Acacias 38 (2015).
Julio Quinones
Julio Quinones is an actor.
Julio Quintana
Julio Quintana was born in Los Angeles, the oldest of five brothers. His parents both left Cuba after nearly a decade under Castro's revolution, settling in California, where his father became the first in his family to earn a college degree. Shortly after his birth, Quintana's family moved to Kenai, AK, and over the next decade, they moved five more times, experiencing life in various towns throughout California, Louisiana, and Texas, which may have contributed to Quintana's fascination with cultural differences and commonalities. In 2000, Quintana enrolled in the Mechanical Engineering program at the University of Texas at Austin, but later switched to Religious Studies, where he explored the diverse palette of stories and mythologies that shaped human history. Intrigued by the role that stories play in forming human identities, he expanded his studies to include a second degree in Radio-Television-Film. After graduating, Quintana worked on The Tree of Life (2011) and To The Wonder (2012), where he developed his unique style under the mentorship of legendary director Terrence Malick. He went on to write and direct his first feature film, The Vessel, starring Martin Sheen, which Malick executive produced and that was released in theaters in 2016 to critical praise. Quintana later wrote and directed his second feature film, Blue Miracle, starring Dennis Quaid, based on the true story of an orphanage in Cabo San Lucas that entered the world's biggest fishing tournament to save their home. The film was financed and produced by Endeavor Content and Sony Provident and will be released as a Netflix Original in 2021. Quintana continues to live in Austin, TX with his wife and producing partner, Marla Quintana, as well as their three children.
Julio Ramos Velez
JULIO RAMOS (1965 Caguas, PR) Graduated from the University of Puerto Rico, School of Theater and Education in 1991. That same year he participated in the V Workshop of the School of Theater of Latin America and the Caribbean in the city of Essen, Germany. As part of his acting training, he took workshops with Yuyachkani theater group from Peru and with the renowned Brazilian playwright Augusto Boal. For 10 years he worked with the Puerto Rican teacher and director Gilda Navarra, where he stars in works such as Acto sin Palabras, Eleuterio y el Coquí and El Múcaro y la Minina. In 1995 he became a member of the Agua, Sol y Sereno theater group. For more than 30 years he has worked in various areas of theatrical work as an actor, mime, stilt driver, juggler, set designer, stage manager and teacher. In February 2005 he made his one man show 7 veces Siete. As an actor, he has had the opportunity to participate in more than 28 theater festivals in various countries such as Germany, Brazil, Spain, Portugal, Cuba, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Dominican Republic and the United States. On the other hand, among his film interventions are: Imprisoned (2020), Broche de Oro ... the beginning (2017), Galán (2019 Chicago Latin Film Festival), The Rum Diary, (2009), The Argentine (2007), Kabo & Plaón (2008), El Clown (2006 ), Cayo (2004), Password (2008), Thieves and Liars (2005), Last Flight Out, (2002), Cuentos de Abelardo (1989), La Guagua Aérea (1993), Mi día de suerte (1999), Que sera, sera, (1996, short film Venice Film Festival). His television credits include Off The Map (ABC Studios Hawaii series), Wrecked (TBS series epi. 1), Startup (Crackle series epi. 10), Desamores, Hay hombres para todas, Victoria, Revolución en el infierno. Some of the theatrical pieces in which he has participated are Angeles in America, Tartufo, Una de Cal y Otra de Arena, La verdadera Historia de Pedro Navaja, Los Coyotes, El Olor del Pop Corn, Máscaras Afuera, Etiqueta para Machotes de Caché, Lazarillo de Tormes, among others. Among the awards and recognitions are; Best National Actor for El Gallo Pinto, Festival Internacional Cine Fiesta (2008) Best National Actor for Contraseña, Rincón International Film Festival (2010) Best National Actor for Galán, French Aliance International Film Festival (2015) The newspaper El Nuevo Día selects him in the 3 best theater directors of 2004 for the play Aire. The City of Caguas, PR dedicates the XIV School Theater Festival (2010) International theatre presentations: 1er Festival de Teatro Internacional de Chicago (2017) Festival de Teatro de Santo Domingo, República Dominicana (2001, 2003, 2014 y 2018) Teatro Círculo New York City, EU (2009 y 2016) Parada Puertorriqueña de New York, EU (2007, 2008 y 2014) Festival Internacional Teatro, La Habana, Cuba (1999 y 2005, IATA '06) Festival Puertorriqueño de Boston, EU (2002) Festival Internacional de Teatro de Salvador de Bahía, Brasil (2001) Presentaciones en Sao Paulo, Brasil (2001) Festival Internacional de Londrina, Brasil (2001) Presentaciones Hispanic Senior Center, Cleveland, EU (2000) Festival de Teatro Hispano, Teatro de la Luna, Washington DC, EU (2000) Festival de Teatro Infantil, Santa Fe, Argentina (1998) Encuentro de Teatro Popular, Santiago de Chile, Chile (1998) II Ciclo de Teatro, Santiago de Compostela, España (1997) Presentación en Radio City Music Hall, New Cork, EU (1997) Mostra de Internacional de Teatro, Pontevedra, España (1996) Simposio Teatro Iberoamericano, Catholic University, Washington DC (1996) II Bienal de Teatro, Murcia, España (1995) Festival de Teatro de Isla Margarita, Venezuela (1995) X Muestra de Teatro, Puebla, México (1995) Festival Del Sur, Aguimes Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias (1994) Festival de Teatro Hispano, Teatro Avanté, Miami, EU (1994) Festival Internacional de las Artes, Costa Rica (1994) Festival de Teatro de Oriente, Barcelona, Venezuela (1993, 94, 95, 96) Spring Festival Teatro Pregones, New York, EU (1992) Presentaciones en Taller Puertorriqueño, Philadelphia, EU (1992) Theater der Welt, Essen, Alemania (1991)
Julio Rod Marín
Originally from Colombia and following a burning passion, Julio has studied and performed in several schools and stages across Europe, North and South America.The love for performing had him doing theatre from a young age; Julio has a special love for physical theatre, circus and telling stories. By calling Canada home since 2018, he has continued growing and exploring different approaches to the craft of acting from a more film and TV perspective. He also works as an instructor; as for him, sharing knowledge with others is a great way in which it is possible to help them grow, as well as helping develop their passions, and through that continue finding his own.
Julio Salvador
Julio Salvador was born in 1906 in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. He was a writer and director, known for Contraband Spain (1955), Llaman de Jamaica, Mr. Ward (1968) and Juanillo, papá y mamá (1957). He died on May 9, 1974 in Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain.
