Jose Miguel Vasquez(I)
- Actor
- Producer
Jose Miguel Vasquez is a bilingual Colombian-American actor defined by a 16-year track record of high-stakes, authoritative performances. With over 50 professional screen credits, Jose Miguel has established himself as a "set-ready" veteran, moving seamlessly between gritty, street-level realism and the calculated weight of high-status leads.
He is best known for his series regular role as Corporal Abel Gomez in Netflix’s WWII stylistic drama The Liberator (Trioscope) and his recurring work on Hulu’s legal thriller Reasonable Doubt (season 3). His extensive television portfolio includes notable turns on Netflix’s Cobra Kai and AMC’s The Walking Dead. On the big screen, he has shared the frame with industry titans like Morgan Freeman, Greg Kinnear, and Aldis Hodge in Tom Shadyac’s Brian Banks, and most recently filmed opposite Ashley Judd. Born in Bogotá and raised in South Florida, Jose Miguel’s path to the screen was a "divine return." After initial friction, he focused on raising his young family. He re-entered the industry in 2008 with a renewed focus on the Meisner technique and a commitment to stories that elevate the cultural conversation.
As a multicultural asset and a deep appreciation for whole person health, Jose practices functional high-intensity fitness. He brings a rare combination of physical presence, intellectual, emotional and spiritual depth to every collaboration. Whether playing a Billionaire, a District Attorney, Detective or a Soldier, he remains dedicated to uncovering the "interior life" and complex truth behind the badge and the suit.
He is best known for his series regular role as Corporal Abel Gomez in Netflix’s WWII stylistic drama The Liberator (Trioscope) and his recurring work on Hulu’s legal thriller Reasonable Doubt (season 3). His extensive television portfolio includes notable turns on Netflix’s Cobra Kai and AMC’s The Walking Dead. On the big screen, he has shared the frame with industry titans like Morgan Freeman, Greg Kinnear, and Aldis Hodge in Tom Shadyac’s Brian Banks, and most recently filmed opposite Ashley Judd. Born in Bogotá and raised in South Florida, Jose Miguel’s path to the screen was a "divine return." After initial friction, he focused on raising his young family. He re-entered the industry in 2008 with a renewed focus on the Meisner technique and a commitment to stories that elevate the cultural conversation.
As a multicultural asset and a deep appreciation for whole person health, Jose practices functional high-intensity fitness. He brings a rare combination of physical presence, intellectual, emotional and spiritual depth to every collaboration. Whether playing a Billionaire, a District Attorney, Detective or a Soldier, he remains dedicated to uncovering the "interior life" and complex truth behind the badge and the suit.
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