Asier Etxeandia

Asier Gómez Etxeandia (Bilbao, 27 June 1975) is a Spanish actor, whose work encompasses television, theatre and cinema. This article needs a better English translation.

Biography

Asier Etxeandia

Asier Etxeandia took his first acting course in a Biscayan school, where he only has good memories of two teachers, Eguzki Zubia and Juan Carlos Garaizabal.[1]

Asier Etxeandia left his native Basque Country and moved to Madrid when he was twenty years old. In Madrid he first worked as a sex shop assistant while also taking acting classes. In 1995, he debuted on TV as a contestant in the game show Uno para todas (Telecinco), presented by Goyo González. The production company Globomedia hired him for the first season of Un Paso Adelante, where he played Beni, a gay student who enrolls in a Performing Arts school to become an actor. Etxeandia left the series because he feared becoming typecast. In spite of this, he recognises that this role opened doors and got him his first friends in the business, among them actress Natalia Millán.[2]

Natalia Millán thought of him for the adaptation of musical play Cabaret, that she was also going to star in, offering him the role of Master of Ceremonies. In this production he also worked with Manuel Flag and Emilio Alonso León.

In film he landed a role in Pedro Almodóvar's Broken Embraces, a small role as a blind waiter that eventually was not included in the final cut, but which is included as additional content in the DVD release.

Filmography

Television

Feature films

Short films

Theatre

Discography

Prizes and nominations

Prizes Goya

Year Category Film Resulted
2015 Best Male Actor The girlfriend Nominated

Fotogramas of Silver

Year Category Work Resulted
2014 Best Actor Television Series Velvet Nominated
2013 Best Actor Theatre The Interpreter WON
2003 Best Actor Theatre Nightclub Nominated

Union of Actors

Year Category Work Resulted
2015 Best Actor Cinema The girlfriend Nominated
Best Supporting Actor TV series Velvet Nominated
2013 Best Actor Theatre The Interpreter WON
2011 Best Actor Theatre The failure WON
2007 Best Actor Theatre Baroque Nominated
2003 Best Actor disclosure Nightclub WON

Prizes Max

Year Category Play Resulted
2012 Best Actor The failure Nominated
2009 Best Actor Baroque Nominated
2005 Best Actor Hell Nominated

Prizes Ercilla

Year Category Play Resulted
2009 Best Actor Theatre Production Baroque WON

Spanish film festival of Málaga

Year Category Play Resulted
2009 Prize Renfe to new values of the Spanish cinema 7 minutes WON

References

  1. Faltan siglos El Correo digital.com
  2. Entrevista 20minutos.es
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