Luis Rábago
Luis Rábago is an actor, known for Amor en silencio (1988), El corazón de la noche (1984) and Hotel Villa Goerne (1982).
Luis Sabatini
Luis Sabatini is an actor, known for Blood: The Last Vampire (2009), And Soon the Darkness (2010) and El niño pez (2009).
Luis Sacristán
Luis Sacristán is known for Los renglones torcidos de Dios (2022), Reyes contra Santa (2022) and Contando ovejas (2022).
Luis San Juan
Luis San Juan is an actor and director, known for Dr. Yes (1965), Genghis Bond: Agent 1-2-3 (1965) and Pitong pasiklab sa bahay na tisa (1963).
Luis Sanchez
Luis Sanchez is an American Film Actor and Thespian, who demonstrates a strong presence and versatility in both film and on stage. Luis was born in El Paso, TX, is a middle child, and an only son. He is Afro-Caribbean-American, and was able to travel the world growing up as a military "brat". Eventually, his family would settle in Bridgeport, CT where he attended high school and graduated as a standout scholar athlete. Luis attended Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, where he participated in several sports, clubs, and student activities. Midway through his college career, he decided to take an acting class and discovered a love for performing arts. Over time, he began taking more acting and theatre classes, and decided to officially study theatre. His acting debut was performing in a school production his senior year. Luis would later train with professional acting studios in New York City. His love of performing and working on film has grown into a passion over the last decade, and has allowed Luis to work on projects that include many big name celebrity actors and filmmakers. He dedicates himself to sharpening his craft, and aspires to lead an all-star ensemble on the big screen and stage.
Luis Scott
Luis Scott is an actor, known for Person of Interest (2011), The Transfiguration (2016) and Cronies (2015).
Luis Sebastián Borges
Luis Sebastián Borges is a Puerto Rican actor, born on April 16,1994 on the capitol of the island, San Juan Puerto Rico. He is the son of Gladys Ramos, an English professor and Pedro Borges a Spanish teacher. Being the son of educators Luis was showed to the academic world since he was born, having contact with both languages and being exposed to the arts since he was a small kid. After becoming involved in high school theatrics, Luis became a member of his hometown regional theatre company. He continued his studies at the Drama Department in the University of Puerto Rico where he earned his BA in Drama with high honors excelling in different Theater productions. At the age of 19 he made his first feature film debut in the production "Vasos de Papel" (2016) A year after, Dos Caminos (2017) gave Luis the chance to take both dramatic lead roles (Mickie and Danny) twin brothers on the feature film. Excelling on his performances with dramatic and comedic roles Luis became one of the most working actors from his generation. Giving him the access of being seen by important and international directors like Arí Maniel Cruz which gave him a lead role on the successful original series Nicky Jam's "El Ganador" (2019) which previewed on Netflix, Telemundo and was directed by Jessy Terrero. Besides all of the work from his acting career Luis has also been enthusiastically creating platforms from theatre companies to artistic laboratories that serve as an independent space to create original content and to educate future generations on the craft of acting. Luis Sebastián has completed his first year of his Master's in Fine Arts degree from the University of Southern California and is working on finishing his first music album "Recursos Invisibles" (2020) He is passionate and fully focused on his career and is known to be one of the artistic promises from Puerto Rico.
Luis Solis
Luis Solis is known for Rumors of Wars (2014), Starve (2014) and Blackbird (2014).
Luis Soravilla
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Luis Sosa
Luis Sosa is an actor, known for Bad Parent Theater (2016), Chto tvoryat muzhchiny! 2 (2015) and Mother's Little Helpers (2019).
