Name Demetrius Navarro Role Actor | Ex-spouse Erlinda Orozco | |
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Occupation Actor, Director, Screenwriter, CEO Movies American Justice, Anything's Possible, Friday, The Yard Sale, One Eight Seven Similar People Erlinda Orozco, Tommy Lister, Ethan Bortnick, James Russo, Malcolm Danare | ||
UNEMPLOYED Official Trailer (2008) - Godfrey, James C. Leary, Demetrius Navarro
Demetrius Navarro is an actor, writer and director as well as the CEO of D Street Films.
Contents
- UNEMPLOYED Official Trailer 2008 Godfrey James C Leary Demetrius Navarro
- SFTHM Interviews Erlinda Orozco Demetrius Navarro
- Actor
- Writer and Director
- Producer
- Awards
- Current Projects
- References
SFTHM Interviews Erlinda Orozco & Demetrius Navarro
Actor
His first professional acting job was for Luis Valdez’s theater company, El Teatro Campesino. Navarro made his film debut in Friday, opposite Ice Cube and Chris Tucker. He then played lead roles in 187, opposite Samuel L. Jackson, Soldier Boyz, The Yard Sale and Runaways. He spent 11 seasons on ER as Morales, while, at the same time, starring on Telemundo’s top rated sitcom Los Beltran.
He has also had guest starring roles on The O.C., CSI Miami, and NYPD Blue.
Writer and Director
Navarro has written and directed four movies: American Lowrider, starring Danny Trejo; Anything is Possible, starring Lacey Chabert, Jonathan Bennett and Ethan Bortnick in his feature film debut; American Justice (which he co-write with Jerry Bryant and Tommy Lister); and Gone Hollywood.
He also directed Lean like a Cholo starring Danny Trejo, Put Your Locs On and Silent No More starring K.D. Aubert, Kym Whitley and Erlinda Orozsco.
Producer
He produced Runaways, which was nominated for several awards, including the Los Angeles FirstGlance Film Festival for Best Feature in 2004, the Philadelphia FirstGlance Film Festival for Best Feature in 2005 and the Indie Gathering Film Festival for Best Feature in 2006.
Next, he produced and starred in Purple Heart, which was nominated for a Prism Award for Best Picture.
He co-produced The Yard Sale, which won Best Picture at the San Diego Latino Film Festival, and The Little Match Makers, which won Best Picture at the San Diego Indie Fest in 2011.
Awards
He was nominated for an ALMA Award in the Best Supporting Actor category in 2002. As part of the ensemble cast of ER, he won the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series.
Navarro is a 2014 Africa NAFCA nominate for Best Director in a Foreign Film. Two of his films, Silent No More and Anything is Possible, are nominees for Best Foreign Film.
Current Projects
Navarro is the CEO of D Street Films.