Biography

Angelo Reyes is an award-winning American actor, and producer whose work spans television, film, and digital media. Known for his versatility and commitment to authentic storytelling, Angelo has built a career portraying complex characters in projects for major networks including CW's Gotham Knights, STARZ's Black Mafia Family, OWN's The Haves and the Have Nots, HBO's The Outsiders, Netflix's House of Cards, and ABC's Kevin (Probably) Saves the World.

On the big screen, Angelo has delivered standout performances in Hillbilly Elegy (Netflix), Killing Kennedy (Lifetime), and The Possession Experiment. His critically acclaimed work in independent film includes award-winning shorts such as Heartless, 21st & Colonial, Groomed, and The Bridge. His performance in Heartless earned him the Award of Excellence for Best Short Film and Best Lead Actor at the International Film Festival Manhattan. He also received the Rising Star Award at the Westfield International Film Festival, and was nominated for Best Actor at the 48FILM Festival for his role in 21st & Colonial.

As a filmmaker, Angelo's projects have earned multiple international honors, including Best Short Film and Best Editing awards for Groomed. His work on My Fair Maiden won the 48FILM Festival Award for Choreography, and 21st & Colonial received the Grand Jury Award for Best Short Film at the Dreamanila International Film Festival, along with a nomination at the Asian World Film Festival.

In addition to his narrative work, Angelo has appeared in national commercial campaigns for brands such as Doritos, HGTV, the U.S. Army, and Union Bank. He refined his craft under Lynette Sheldon and Paul Takacs at the prestigious Stella Adler Acting Studio in New York City, developing a disciplined, character-driven approach to performance.

With a growing body of work recognized by both audiences and industry peers, Angelo Reyes continues to push creative boundaries and tell meaningful stories across multiple genres.