Personal details
- Birth Date: 1990-07-02
- Height: 5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
- Birth Location: USA
- Professions: Writer, Producer, Actor
Felipe Dieppa, born July 2, 1990, somewhere in the land of the free (yeah, the USA), has been hustling behind the scenes as a writer and producer. The dude’s got some interesting credits under his belt. First up, there’s "One Percent More Humid" from 2017—a moody, indie drama that oozes summer heat and unresolved grief. Seriously, it’s the kind of film that just lingers in your mind, following two college girls as they come home and get tangled up in old wounds, secrets, and, of course, complicated relationships. Not really a popcorn flick, but if you like messy emotions and complicated friendships, it’s got you covered. Then, switch gears to "In Like Flynn" from 2018, which is wild in a totally different way. This one dives into the wild pre-Hollywood adventures of Errol Flynn before he became the swashbuckling star everyone gossiped about. It’s got everything—jungle chaos, danger, treasure, and the kind of reckless charm only a young Flynn could pull off. If you love stories about larger-than-life legends before they were legends, this one’s a ride. And don’t sleep on "Dan in Real Life" from 2007, either. Dieppa’s involved in this offbeat romantic dramedy starring Steve Carell as a widower dad trying to keep it together at a family gathering, only to fall for his brother’s girlfriend. It’s awkward, sweet, and painfully relatable, all rolled into one. So yeah, Felipe Dieppa’s got range, jumping from raw indie drama to wild biopic adventure and then to quirky family comedy. Not bad for a guy born in ‘90.
Grew up dodging potholes and subway delays in Queens, but the roots? Straight-up Colombian. The family speaks Spanish at home, and you’d better believe holidays are all about arepas, salsa music, and way too much coffee. School was a mix of bagels at breakfast and empanadas for lunch. It’s like living in two worlds—one foot in New York’s chaos, the other in Colombia’s warmth. Friends from the block never quite get the inside jokes about abuela’s superstitions or why soccer matches turn into full-blown family reunions. That dual identity—New York grit with Colombian heart—shapes everything, from the way problems get solved (fast, loud, and with a little attitude) to how family’s always front and center. It’s not always easy, straddling two cultures, but honestly, it makes for one heck of a story.
July 2, 1990
5′ 10″ (1.78 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
USA
34 years old