Alex A. Quinn

Alex A. Quinn is the youngest adult child of the late cinema legend and two-time Academy Award-winning actor Anthony Quinn. W Magazine (March 2002) named Alex as one of the most notable Hollywood kids to watch in 2002. The announcement came at the heels of his starring role in the independent feature film, An Existential Affair (2006), co-starring opposite Academy Award-winning actor Martin Landau (The Majestic (2001)/Ed Wood (1994)) and Gretchen Becker (Les Doors (1991)/Hollywood Homicide (2003)). Alex has since gone on to co-star alongside respected actors Billy Zane (Titanic (1997)/Le fantôme du Bengale (1996)) in Starving Hysterical Naked (2003); opposite Academy Award-winning actress Faye Dunaway (Chinatown (1974)/Network : Main basse sur la TV (1976)) and David Carradine (Kill Bill: Volume II (2004)/Kung fu, la légende continue (1993)) in Last Goodbye (2004); and, most recently, alongside Danny Trejo (Spy Kids (2001)/Desperado (1995)) in Project X27 (2010). As well as being active within the Latino community in Los Angeles, Alex has spent much time keeping his father's legacy alive. Whether it's helping promote Anthony Quinn DVD releases, film re-releases, or the most recent book "Anthony Quinn's Eye", Alex strongly believes in continuing to support his father's lifetime dedication and tremendous contributions to the arts. Alex attended Crespi Carmelite High School in Encino, California, and received a Visual and Media Arts degree from Emerson College in Boston. He currently lives in Los Angeles.