Justin Díaz
- Actor
Actor of Puerto Rican and Dominican descent, Justin Diaz, work can be seen on various streaming platforms. Justin landed a role on Dick Wolf's "Law and Order," for NBC. In addition, he can be seen on Hulu's coming-of-age comedy, "Miguel Wants to Fight'' with Tyler Dean Flores ("The Dark Knight Rising") and Apple TV's American Drama, "Dear Edward" with Taylor Schilling ("Orange is the New Black").
Justin co-starred in the upcoming, "Olga Dies Dreaming" with Ramon Rodriguez ("Will Trent"), Aubrey Plaza ("Parks and Recreation"), and Jesse Williams ("Grey's Anatomy").
Prior, Justin had a pivotal role as a cop in the feature film "Basic Psych" where he co-starred opposite Michael Cerveris ("Mindhunter"), David Conrad ("Ghost Whisperers"), and Siena Goines ("Westworld") in this psychological thriller.
Born in Manhattan, New York, Justin was raised in the Lower East Side. Justin's acting and performing talents were early recognized when he was heavily involved in The National Dance Institute and Rosie's Theater Kids.
Justin discovered his purpose for acting while doing sketch comedy which soon led to a social media following. What began as an influencer turned into an illustrious acting career. He is passionate about playing roles that authentically represent an antidote to stereotypes about Latinos and Immigrants in terms of visibility and representation.
When Justin isn't on set as an actor, he can be found on the basketball court, dancing Salsa or Bachata, in boxing competitions or playing piano. Justin attended Syracuse University in NY.
Justin co-starred in the upcoming, "Olga Dies Dreaming" with Ramon Rodriguez ("Will Trent"), Aubrey Plaza ("Parks and Recreation"), and Jesse Williams ("Grey's Anatomy").
Prior, Justin had a pivotal role as a cop in the feature film "Basic Psych" where he co-starred opposite Michael Cerveris ("Mindhunter"), David Conrad ("Ghost Whisperers"), and Siena Goines ("Westworld") in this psychological thriller.
Born in Manhattan, New York, Justin was raised in the Lower East Side. Justin's acting and performing talents were early recognized when he was heavily involved in The National Dance Institute and Rosie's Theater Kids.
Justin discovered his purpose for acting while doing sketch comedy which soon led to a social media following. What began as an influencer turned into an illustrious acting career. He is passionate about playing roles that authentically represent an antidote to stereotypes about Latinos and Immigrants in terms of visibility and representation.
When Justin isn't on set as an actor, he can be found on the basketball court, dancing Salsa or Bachata, in boxing competitions or playing piano. Justin attended Syracuse University in NY.
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