Guillermo Iván

Guillermo Iván was born on Jan 19, 1981 in Mexico. Guillermo Iván's big-screen debut came with Keiko en peligro directed by René Cardona III in 1990, strarring . Guillermo Iván is known for Trade directed by Marco Kreuzpaintner, Kevin Kline stars as Ray Sheridan and Cesar Ramos as Jorge. Guillermo Iván has got 3 awards and 1 nominations so far. The most recent award Guillermo Iván achieved is Manhattan Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Guillermo Iván plays is Shrapnel which will be released on Jul 01, 2023.

Guillermo was born in Mexico City, at the heart of an artistic family. He started his early career as an actor at six years old in films and television. When he turned fourteen, he received an scholarship that made him leave Mexico to Havana, Cuba. Graduated from the Faculty of Arts and Letters at the University of La Havana, Guillermo Ivan received a degree in production and direction from the Union Nacional de Escritores y Artistas of Cuba. Moving to New York, he completed two years of training as a full-time student at HB Studio. As an actor, his work can be seen in many feature films in Mexico, Colombia, and The USA (Trade, Vantage Point, Elliot's love, "La Casa de los Babies"); he had his directorial debut in 2009 with "No Turning Back" (Sin Retorno), followed by "Bolaetrapo" and "Carrusel" (2012), also written, produced and acted by him. In 2013, he produced and directed "Blue Family", (best movie at Feratum Film Festival 2016); and in 2014, he directed, wrote, and co-produced the award winning movie "The Strike" (best comedy at Manhattan Film Festival 2016). That same year he wrote, acted in and directed the award winning feature film: "Habana Instant" (Innovation Award and 1st mention of the Ecumenical Prize in Montreal World Film Festival). In 2016 he was honored as Best Actor at Tequila's Film Festival in Guadalajara for Habana Instant. In 2015, he was cast in the European production: "The Ghosts of Garip" and directed his first original the TV series: Trapped. In 2016, Guillermo directed, produced and acted "Havana Darkness". the same year he directed and co/star "Welcome to Acapulco". In 2017 he was cast as the lead of Cine Latino first original TV Series: El Desconocido ( The Unknown Hitman) . In 2018, he played the lead in the NBC/Telemundo TV Series: Al Otro Lado del Muro. In 2019 Guillermo premiered El Desconocido (The Unknown Hitman) season 2 worldwide on Netflix, the same year he played the iconic role of Juan Diego on the american production Lady of Guadalupe and completed The Last Rumba, his most recent feature film in the US. In 2020 he was honored with the Diamond Award as best performer for his work on El Desconocido. in 2021 was nominated for an Oscar Signature Award at the World Film Festival in Dubai.