Raúl Fernández de Pablo
Raúl Fernández de Pablo was born on January 10, 1975 in Madrid, Madrid, Spain. He is an actor, known for La Unidad (2020), Los 80 (2004) and El mal ajeno (2010).
Raúl Flores
Raúl Flores is known for Jaque Mate (2024) and El artista (2008).
Raúl Gederlini
Raúl Gederlini is an actor, known for Francesca (2015) and Abrakadabra (2018).
Raúl Grisanty
Raúl Grisanty is an actor and producer, known for El peor comediante del mundo (2017), Casi Fiel (2019) and Telerrelajo (1983).
Raúl Jiménez
Raúl Jiménez is an actor, known for Tarde para la ira (2016), El comisario (1999) and Hospital Central (2000).
Raúl Koler
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Raúl Martínez
Raúl Martínez was born in 1971 in Ciudad de México, México. Having worked in the advertising industry for thirty years, he had the breakthrough opportunity to direct the comedy The Patriarch (2016) for Panorama Global. Since then, he has directed four other films: The Waiter (2019), Cuando Sea Joven (2019), Grumpy Christmas (2020) and Permitidos (2021). Since 2019, Raúl is also one of the Directors of the social media phenomenon: Backdoor (Distributed by Viacom CBS Networks Americas). Previously he worked as Editor in the film Bad Habits (2007) by Simon Bross and as Supervising Editor in two films for All About Media: El Que Busca Encuentra (2017) and Treintona, Soltera y Fantástica (2016). He is the grandson of Raúl Martínez Solares, Cinematographer in over 250 films.
Raúl Muñoz Teja
Raúl Muñoz Teja is known for Cristo y Rey (2023).
Raúl Méndez
Raul Mendez is considered by many in Mexico as one of the best actors of his generation. Classically trained, he is often referred to as a chameleon, working steadily in film, television and theater. In Oct 2014, he worked on two Netflix Original Series, taking on totally different characters; An unstable antagonist, Joaquin, on "Sense8" under the direction of James McTeigue and directed & produced by Lana and Andy Wachowski, and President César Gaviria, on "Narcos" produced by José Padilha and Chris Brancato, with multiple directors including fellow Mexican, Oscar winner Guillermo Navarro. He recently wrapped Texas Rising, playing the role of Juan Seguin, directed by Roland Joffé, and produced by the same team of "Hatfields and McCoys," scheduled to air on the History Channel May 2015. Raul has worked on many television series in Mexico including "El Señor de los Cielos" Parts 1 & 2, which aired in the U.S. on NBC/Telemundo. Raul grew up in Torréon. He followed his passion to Mexico City where he got his degree in Dramatic Arts. He later joined Los Endebles Theatre Company where he began to develop his craft working in numerous theatrical productions. He also did commercial theatre and his last play "No sé si Cortarme las Venas..." was so successful, writer-director, Manolo Caro, turned it into a hit movie with the ensemble cast. He has worked in more than 30 movies, including "Matando Cabos", where he was nominated for several awards. He also participated in several American projects shot on location in Mexico, including "For Greater Glory" sharing scenes with Andy Garcia, and with Martin Sheen in "The Kid." He won the role of Ferroq in "The Legend of Zorro" at the age of 27, when director Martin Campbell saw his self-taped audition. Raul's first English-speaking role on television was in "Time of The Butterflies." His film "The Incident" directed by Isaac Ezban, is on the 2004 Festival circuit, having participated at the Austin Fantastic Festival and Vancouver International Film Festival. The film has its Mexican Premiere in the Los Cabos International Film Festival when it competes as First Feature. Raul's next film "Visitantes" premieres in Mexico City December, 2014. Known as a disciplined actor, who is committed to his work, and trains regularly.
Raúl Mérida
Raúl Mérida was born on April 19, 1988 in Granollers, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. He is an actor, known for Un golpe de suerte (2009), El ministerio del tiempo (2015) and Isabel (2011).