Felix Alonzo
- Actor
- Camera and Electrical Department
- Writer
Actor, Writer, and Advocate. Felix Alonzo is an award-nominated actor celebrated for his raw, understated performances in television and film. Known for roles in Walker and Queen of the South, he earned a Best Actor nomination for his gripping portrayal of Marcus McCannon in the film These Hands Were Made For Knockin', represented at The Cannes Film Market.
A passionate advocate for changing Latino stereotypes in Hollywood, Felix champions this cause through his work as a writer, actor and emerging cinematographer. He is particularly drawn to narratives where the titular underdog has a fight or a struggle to overcome. His acting is understated with a gritty realism and swagger, often portraying characters with complex uncertainty and a mysterious depth that rarely allows an audience to relax.
Felix was raised in Texas, the first-generation son of Central American immigrants with Nicaraguan and Costa Rican roots. Off-screen, you will find him training at Freddie Roach's iconic Wild Card Boxing Gym in Los Angeles or hanging with his best pal Kilala, his Maltipoo.
A passionate advocate for changing Latino stereotypes in Hollywood, Felix champions this cause through his work as a writer, actor and emerging cinematographer. He is particularly drawn to narratives where the titular underdog has a fight or a struggle to overcome. His acting is understated with a gritty realism and swagger, often portraying characters with complex uncertainty and a mysterious depth that rarely allows an audience to relax.
Felix was raised in Texas, the first-generation son of Central American immigrants with Nicaraguan and Costa Rican roots. Off-screen, you will find him training at Freddie Roach's iconic Wild Card Boxing Gym in Los Angeles or hanging with his best pal Kilala, his Maltipoo.
