Biography

Toni Moret is a Spanish actor born in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, in Spain's Canary Islands. He trained as an actor in Madrid, studying at the Cristina Rota School of Acting and continuing his formation at ECAM and Azarte, alongside workshops with directors and coaches including Óscar Pedraza, Belén Macías, Pau Durà, Lino Escalera and Martín Cuervo. From the start his training paired dramatic technique with improvisation, clown work and stand-up comedy, disciplines that still shape his approach to character.

Moret built his early screen career in television, appearing in the RTVE series HIT (2022), directed by Joaquín Oristrell. He went on to supporting roles in the Disney+ series Olivia (2025) and the second season of Insulae (2025), and appeared in dramatized recreations for the Cuatro programme Cuarto Milenio (2024). On the big screen he features in Paco León's Aída y Vuelta (2025), produced by Mediapro and Telecinco Cinema, and in Martín Cuervo's feature film Desde arriba (2026).

Based in Madrid, Toni Moret works across film, television and theatre in both comedy and drama. He performs in Canary Islands Spanish, in neutral Castilian and with a Mexican accent, and has completed tactical firearms training for on-screen work. He remains active in live performance, including stage productions, micro-theatre in Madrid and stand-up comedy.
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He worked on his accent range with dialect coaches Luz Altamira (Castilian neutralisation) and Marc Barea.

Alongside dramatic training, his background includes stand-up comedy, theatrical clown and buffoon technique, and both theatre and sports improvisation.

He has completed tactical firearms training adapted for film and television, including choreographed handling of long and short weapons in controlled environments.