David Carrillo – Biography of David Carrillo

Actor David Carrillo was born on August 18, 1984 in Madrid. He is also a presenter and voice actor.

He studied acting, as well as voice, with renowned and prestigious professionals such as Eduardo Recabarren and Lídia García.

His professional career began at an early age, on television, when he began, at just 9 years old, to do small roles in series such as “Thieves go to the office” or “Kangaroos”.

In 1994 he began to work as a presenter on the program “I can’t believe it”, but it was in 1996, when he was only 12 years old, that the actor achieved great popularity by presenting the program “Club Disney”. which he performs until the year 2000.

The actor continues to participate in a large number of well-known series, such as “Family doctor”, “Ana and the 7”, “Central Hospital”, “Marriage scenes” or “Tell me how it happened” among others. He has also presented other programs such as “La hora animada” or “Sensational Night”.

David has also worked as a voice actor since 1997, and has voiced various characters in successful movies on the big screen, such as “The President’s Son”, dubbing the main character, “Full Monty” as Nathan, “Buffy the Vampire Slayer. “As Andrew or” King Arthur “as Alecto, among many others. He also voices the character of Ron Weasley in the entire Harry Potter film saga.

As an actor, he does not have a very extensive filmography. He started in 2000, working under the direction of the director Antonio del Real in the film “And tell you some stupidity, such as I love you”, and later he has participated in some others such as “Cat kisses”, “Coffee alone or with them ”And the short films“ Strawberries in November ”and“ Out of ”.

David has also worked in theater, his first work being the musical “Today I can’t get up”, in which he has worked for several years, doing some tours. Later, he has returned to the stage to work on some other musical work such as “Pretty Woman, my love” or “More than a hundred lies”.

The actor won the Best New Actor Award granted by the Friends of the Musicals for his work in the montage “Today I can’t get up”, which has also earned him 3 other nominations.