Francesco Carril | |
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 Carril in 2025 | |
| Born | (1986-05-21) 21 May 1986 Madrid, Spain |
| Education | RESAD |
| Occupation | Actor |
Francesco Carril (born 21 May 1986) is a screen and stage actor from Spain. He is a recurring collaborator of Jonás Trueba.
Life and career
Carril was born on 21 May 1986 in Madrid.[1] Of Italian descent,[2] he spent multiple summers of his youth in Tuscany with his mother's family.[3] At age 18, he joined the RESAD,[4] where he earned an acting degree.[5] In theatre, he worked for the Young National Classical Theater Company and for his own company, Saraband.[5][6]
His film career is linked to filmmaker Jonás Trueba, starring in The Wishful Thinkers, The Romantic Exiles, The Reconquest, The August Virgin, and You Have to Come and See It.[5]
His performance as a priest in Alfredo Sanzol's play El bar que se tragó a todos los españoles earned him nominations to a Max Award and an Actors and Actresses Union Award.[5] His leading performance alongside Iria del Río in The New Years earned him a nomination for the Feroz Award for Best Actor in a Series.[7][8]
References
- "Francesco Carril: "No entiendo la vida sin humor"". Fotogramas. 2 December 2016.
- Pastor, Francisco (10 October 2013). "Francesco Carril. "La imaginación es el arma más poderosa del actor y el teatro"". Aisge.
- Ruiz Mantilla, Jesús (13 December 2024). "Francesco Carril, actor: "Como generación, andamos atrapados en un limbo pero no hemos naufragado"". El País.
- González-Higuera, Irene (5 December 2025). "Francesco Carril: "Estos días me siento frágil, no sé por qué pero creo que tiene que ver con 'Los años nuevos"". Cadena SER.
- "El actor Francesco Carril visita 'Atención Obras'". rtve.es. 2 March 2022.
- Montoya, Álex (22 September 2016). "Francesco Carril, el iluso que conquistó a Jonás Trueba". Fotogramas.
- Abenia, Enrique (26 January 2025). "Palmarés completo de los Premios Feroz 2025: 'Salve María' emerge entre 'Casa en llamas', 'Querer' y Almodóvar". Cinemanía – via 20minutos.es.
- Arjona, Ana (29 November 2024). "Francesco Carril: "Creo que todos queremos que haya más vida que muerte en lo que hacemos. Rodrigo Sorogoyen lo consigue"". Vanity Fair.