Oscar Isaac

Oscar Isaac is a Guatemalan-born American actor known for film, television, and stage roles.

Oscar Isaac is a Guatemalan-born American actor known for film, television, and stage roles. He gained wider recognition for films such as Inside Llewyn Davis, A Most Violent Year, Ex Machina, and the Star Wars sequel trilogy, and won a Golden Globe for Show Me a Hero.

Early life and education

Oscar Isaac was born in Guatemala City in 1979 and was raised in Miami, Florida. He studied at The Juilliard School before building a career in film, television, and theatre.

Acting career

Isaac first drew notice in early film roles and then achieved a breakout with Inside Llewyn Davis in 2013. He later became widely known for performances in A Most Violent Year, Ex Machina, the Star Wars sequel trilogy, and Dune.

Awards and recognition

Isaac received a Golden Globe nomination for Inside Llewyn Davis and won a Golden Globe for Show Me a Hero. His work has also earned additional major award nominations, including for television performances.

Stage work

In addition to screen roles, Isaac has appeared in theatre productions, including Shakespeare in the Park and other New York stage work. His stage career has been noted alongside his film and television work.