Raúl Peyret
Raul E. Peyret is an Argentinean-born American actor who lives in Los Angeles. He completed his early acting training in Seattle. Later he continued his career in California focusing on TV and Film. His stage roles include Mikhail Astrov in "Uncle Vanya" by Anton Chekhov, directed by Susan Bradford (Black Dog Theatre). Prior he had appeared in "Iguazú" directed by Rebecca Tourino (Parley), "K2" directed by Susan Bradford (Black Dog Theatre), "A Streetcar Named Desire" directed by L. Zane Jones (New City Theatre) and in other productions such as "My Uncle's letters" written by Bob Flor, directed by Eloise Cardona (ACT Theatre) and "Undocumented" written by Margaret O'Donnella. His film career include June and John (Luc Besson, in post production), "Martingale" , "Gone with the Dead" (in post production), "Beloved Beast" (2018), "Gone with the Dead" (2017) and shorts films such as "Hera", " 2400 Miles Off Broadway", "Empty", "The Nature of Things", "STILL: The Web Series".
Raúl E. Peyret is an Argentinean-born American actor who lives in Los Angeles. He completed his early acting training in Seattle where focused in Theatre. Later he continued his career in California focusing on TV and Film. His stage roles include Mikhail Astrov in "Uncle Vanya" by Anton Chekhov, directed by Susan Bradford (Black Dog Theatre). Prior he had appeared in "Iguazú" directed by Rebecca Tourino (Parley), "K2" directed by Susan Bradford (Black Dog Theatre), "A Streetcar Named Desire" directed by L. Zane Jones (New City Theatre) and in other productions such as "My Uncle's letters" written by Bob Flor, directed by Eloise Cardona (ACT Theatre) and "Undocumented" written by Margaret O'Donnella. His film career include June and John (Luc Besson, in post production), "Martingale" , "Gone with the Dead" (in post production), "Beloved Beast" (2018), "Gone with the Dead" (2017) and shorts films such as "Hera", " 2400 Miles Off Broadway", "Empty", "The Nature of Things", "STILL: The Web Series".
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