Benjamin Bratt

Hollywood actor and producer Benjamin Bratt was born on December 16, 1963 in San Francisco. His mother was a Peruvian Indian, and his father mixed English and German blood. As a teenager, Brett was actively involved in sports, dreaming of becoming a sports coach, but later he listened to the opinion of his father, who offered to try himself in acting. At first, Brett became a student of the theater program at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and later was admitted to the American Theatre more

Hollywood actor and producer Benjamin Bratt was born on December 16, 1963 in San Francisco. His mother was a Peruvian Indian, and his father mixed English and German blood. As a teenager, Brett was actively involved in sports, dreaming of becoming a sports coach, but later he listened to the opinion of his father, who offered to try himself in acting.

At first, Brett became a student of the theater program at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and later was admitted to the American Theatre Conservatory.
The first roles for Brett were the roles of police officers in the series Juarez, Cool Team, Law and Order. Benjamin’s film career began with roles in films. Gold chains (1991) Wild river (1994), Direct and Clear Threat (1994).
Becoming popular, Benjamin Brett actively engaged in charity - began to provide assistance to the Association of American-Indian Friendship and the United Nation of Indians. Brett also decided to create his own film “Let’s Go Home” in 1997, acting as a director and screenwriter. Noted with several professional awards, this film nevertheless did not have much success with the audience.

After directing experiments, Benjamin Brett again returned to the acting profession, playing in a pair with Madonna in the film “Best Friend” (2000), then in the fantastic film “Red Planet” (2000), as well as in the film Miss Congeniality "(2000).

The last works of Benjamin Brett in the cinema were roles in the films “Love in the Time of Cholera” (2007), “Trafficker” (2008), “Andromeda Virus” (2008), "Mission (2009).