Biography

Miguel Rodarte is an acclaimed Mexican actor and producer hailing from Culiacan, Sinaloa.

His passion for acting was ignited during his final year of college when he was cast in his first short film. With a determination to pursue a career in acting, Rodarte honed his craft in Mexico City under the tutelage of the renowned Polish theater director Ludwik Margules.

Rodarte captured the hearts of Hispanic audiences with his debut in "The Tiger of Santa Julia" staring as a legendary Mexican hero, a role that earned him critical acclaim and accolades, including the prestigious "MTV Movie Award."

His success continued with standout performances in blockbuster films such as "Saving Private Perez," "Macho," and "Perfect Strangers" by director Manolo Caro.

Notably, Rodarte was honored with the Ariel Award by the Mexican Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for his compelling role in the 'best script' Sundance-winning award film "Time Share."

His television credits include popular Mexican series like "Rebelde," "Los Heroes del Norte," and "Luis Miguel."

In recent years, Rodarte has expanded his repertoire with roles in acclaimed series such as "Narcos: Mexico" on Netflix and "Los Enviados (The Envoys)" created by Academy Award winner Juan Jose Campanella.

Recognized for his talent and contributions to the industry, Rodarte was named "GQ Man of the Year" in 2011 and received the title of "Exemplary Sinaloense in the World" from the Government of Sinaloa in 2013.

Rodarte has served as a jury member for the International Emmy Awards multiple times, showcasing his expertise and insights in the global entertainment landscape. His Max Original series "Bunker" received a nomination for Best Comedy at the 2022 International Emmy Awards.

Looking ahead, Miguel Rodarte is set to dazzle audiences with two upcoming films and three TV series, including the highly anticipated HBO Original drama "Sierra Madre" and "Las Azules" for Apple TV.
- IMDb mini biography by: Mar Nova