Ernesto Cantu

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Ernesto is a Mexican-born British actor and voice-over artist based in London. His film credits include the Hollywood epic World War Z (2013) as Tomas' father acting along Brad Pitt and Mireille Enos, and an award winning low budget feature Scott and Sid (2018), as Goran. Ernesto's vibrant, versatile acting voice has earned him voiceover parts in cartoons, video games, documentaries as well as commercials, corporate video and audio presentations aimed at the English and Spanish speaking markets. Ernesto is a member of Equity, holds dual British and Mexican citizenship, and has the full UK driving licence.

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Known for

World War Z

7.0

Tomas' Father

2013

Contrebande

6.4

Sound Department

2012

Palace pour chiens

5.5

Additional Crew

2009

Extinction

3.1

Carlos

2014

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Wreck : Croisière sanglante
6.6
TV Series
- VO Panama's Coastal Guard
- 2022
Scott and Sid
5.9
- Alfredo
- 2021
Azazel Against It
5.2
Short
- Pablo Manchujo
- 2020
Oh Gloria Inmarcesible
Short
- Quementoca
- 2019
Pigs vs. The Omen
Short
- Carlos
- 2015
Liberté Conditionnelle
6.7
TV Mini Series
- Radio Host VO (uncredited)
- 2015
Extinction
3.1
- Carlos
- 2014
Carnal
Short
- Santiago
- 2014
World War Z
7.0
- Tomas' Father
- 2013
Mr. Nice
6.3
- Latino Prisoner (voice, uncredited)
- 2010
Vuelve a mi
Short
- Mario
- 2009
The Man Eating Beast of Wimbledon Common
Short
- Carlos - 'Amigos TV' Reporter
- 2009
Mama Chandra
Short
- Victor
- 2009
Model Mockumentary
Video
- Trent Setter
- 2008
Haze
5.1
Video Game
- Additional Voices (voice, as Ernesto Leszek)
- 2008

Producer

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Gender / Gender identity
- Male

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Trivia
He is one of few Mexican actors to gain membership of British Equity.

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Embarrassing moments? I can't remember many... Back in 2004, my agent put me forward for a number of roles in Goal! convinced that I would have a good chance to be considered for one of them. Goal! Trilogy has been produced and filmed largely in England, and there aren't that many true Mexican actors based down here. So imagine how I felt, when my agent told me that I wasn't called for an audition because the English casting director thought that I didn't look Mexican. Since the first part of Goal! was released last year, I have been mistaken for Kuno Becker several times. Well, make up your mind, Lucinda