Jason Day (actor)
Peruvian actor
Jason Day del Solar (born July 8, 1985) is a Peruvian actor. He has starred in a number of popular television series, including Playing with Fire (2019) and El Inmortal. Gangs of Madrid (2022-2024).
Early life
Day was born in Lima in Peru. He studied acting in Los Angeles with Ron Burrus and Deborah Aquila. He also studied film direction at the Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires in Argentina.
Career
Day has starred in the TV series Esta sociedad (Season 1,2) and La Tayson, corazón rebelde, participated in the Fox series recorded in Bogotá and Miami El capo, broadcast by Mundo Fox and RCN, starred in the Latin American remake of the ABC hit series Revenge titled Venganza, Fox Latin America's science fiction series 2091 and in 2019 starred in Telemundo and O'Globo's production Jugar con Fuego, (Playing with Fire). He has starred in the films Mañana te cuento, Mancora, the American independent film 30 Beats, and Atacada, and directed the short film The Revelation. He co-hosted the reality show Secret Story in Peru, and starred in the critically acclaimed, unconventional theatre play Hoy Prometo No Mentir.
Activism
Day is known for his human rights and political activism in his home country, Peru, where he has also been a weekly columnist for the newspaper La República.
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