Christian Josue Gonzalez

Christian Josue González was born on July 11, 1992 in Caracas, Venezuela. He is the third son of Thais González and Wilfredo González. He has two older brothers, Wilfredo (Will) and Juan Carlos. He studied at the San Agustin School, where was involved in sports, especially in the soccer team, and some school performances. While still in school got his first acting job, was a mini-series television in 2007. He began his acting career, appearing in popular Venezuelan soap operas such as "Arroz con Leche" and "Los Misterios del Amor". He started acting classes with different personalities, one of the most important teachers for him was the director Elia K. Schneider for introducing him the Stella Adler's method. He made his film debut in 2009, played William, a supporting role in "The Rumble of the Stones", for which he received two awards. Christian moved on to Buenos Aires in 2011 to study Film & Television at Palermo University, playing in fictional documentary, student films and commercials. In 2016, went to Canada to increase his level English and accent. In 2017, Alejandro Bellame director called him to play Luis Tévez in his last movie "Opposite Direction" (2018) and him back to his country. Living in Caracas, he starred a few theater plays and shared with talented directors, actors and producer. He also worked on music videos and commercials. In 2019, Christian moved on to Santiago de Chile to study acting and work in new projects.