- Height6′ 1″ (1.85 m)
- Ramon Fernandez is an actor, writer and director born in Madrid, Spain.
Moving to New York, he quit a Wall street career in finance to focus fully on his passion for the cinema. After a quick turn on "The Sopranos", roles came in steady on such TV shows as "Law & Order", "CSI Miami", "Sons of Anarchy", "Iron Fist" and films, such as "Che", "Taxi", "No Reservations" and Academy Award Nominated "The Visitor".
He is an award winning writer-director of the controversial documentary "Glory Daze: The Life and Times of Michael Alig" (Netflix, Amazon Prime) and the upcoming "Surpassing Sight". As a screenwriter, his work has been optioned by the late Robert Evans (The Godfather) and Michael Mailer (Black & White, Empire).
Often playing heavies on both sides of the law, Fernandez is well known for his brooding intensity and explosive edgy character work. Although a US citizen, due to his European upbringing he speaks English, Spanish, French and Russian; he's also a prominent Voice Over artist, editor and published film critic.
He moved to Los Angeles in 2009, where he currently resides.
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous
- His Godfather Pedro Vidal was David Lean's 1st AD.
- His father was a Puerto Rican bullfighter in Spain.
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