Ricardo Polanco

Film, theater, and television actor. He studied at CasAzul (Mexico) and L’École de Mime (Montreal, Canada)

His talent and charisma define every character he brings to life. His film credits include roles in titles such as “A todas partes” (Dir. Pitipol Ybarra), sharing the screen with Ana Serradilla; ‘Noche de Bodas’ (Dir. Osvaldo Benavides); ‘Lessons for Scoundrels’ (Dir. Gustavo Moheno); “Fondeados” (Dir. Marcos Bucay), in which he stars; ‘Like a Small-Town Boyfriend’ (Dir. Joe Rendón); and “Bajo la Sal” (Dir. Mario Muñoz), a film that earned him a Canacine Award nomination in the category of Most Promising Male Actor of the Year (2009) and the Diosa de Plata award in the category of Best Breakout Actor (2009).

On TV, we've seen it in productions such as “Cappadocia” (HBO); “Niñas Mal” (MTVLA); “El Albergue” (Cadena Tres); “Hasta que te conocí” (BTF Media); the streaming hit ‘Club de Cuervos’ (Netflix); “La Querida del Centauro” (Telemundo); “Historia de un Crimen: La Búsqueda” (Netflix); “La Casa de las Flores” (Netflix), by Manolo Caro; “Búnker” (Dopamine), an International Emmy-nominated series; ‘Mariachis’ (HBO) and “Mala Fortuna” (Prime Video), in which she stars; she plays the lead role in “Está Libre” (Televisa), a prime-time comedy series on broadcast television; she also appears in the sixth season of “LOL: Last One Laughing”, a Prime Video reality show produced by Eugenio Derbez, and in the Mexican adaptation “Enloqueciendo Contigo” (Sony Channel).

In theater, he has appeared in productions such as “Schiller’s The Thieves” (Dir. David Hevia), “Hamelin” (Dir. Emmanuel Morales), “Drops of Water on Hot Stones” (Dir. Martín Acosta), “Region 4” (Dir. Eugenio Derbez/Fernando Rovzar) and “Delicious Sunday” (Dir. Francisco Franco).

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