Personal details
- Height: 5′ 11½″ (1.82 m)
- Birth Location: São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
- Professions: Actor, Location Management, Producer
Alexandre’s journey is wild, honestly. Born in Brazil, but he’s got that Asian American background that throws a cool twist into everything he does. Dude’s a UC Berkeley grad, so he’s got the brains on top of the looks—pretty unfair, really. You might’ve caught him popping up on TV here and there: “Star Trek: Picard,” “Bosch,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “MacGyver,” “Magnum PI”—yeah, he’s checked off a bunch of big ones. Not just the heavy stuff either, he’s got comedic chops too, showing up in “Hacks,” “New Girl,” “Fresh Off the Boat,” even “Baskets.” Versatility’s the name of his game. And he doesn’t just stick to American screens. Alexandre’s done the international thing with films like “Looking For Luck” and “Five Cent Life.” Probably the biggest flex? He’s in Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon,” playing a character inspired by James Wong Howe. If you know anything about old Hollywood, you know that’s a massive deal. He’s not just in front of the camera, either. When he’s not on set, he’s grinding away at his craft—always studying acting, writing, or cooking up his own short films. The man does not sleep, apparently. Also, he’s pretty obsessed with soccer, and when he’s not kicking a ball around, he’s out in the wild with his rescue pup PJ (who, by the way, is a pug/jindo mix and basically steals the show). All in all, Alexandre’s got that unstoppable vibe—never just one thing, always pushing for the next adventure.
referencennFresh outta UC Berkeley, our main character is basically tossed into the deep end of adulthood with zero warning. He’s supposed to be celebrating, but instead, he’s just drifting, totally lost in a sea of well-meaning adults who keep pushing him to “figure it out.” Not helping? His parents, who treat him like some kind of trophy. Then, outta nowhere, he gets tangled up with Mrs. Robinson—yeah, his dad’s business partner’s wife. It’s a sneaky, kinda scandalous affair, and honestly, things just get messier from there. Mrs. Robinson’s daughter, Elaine, enters the picture, and the whole thing turns into this wild emotional rollercoaster. The poor guy’s caught between what everyone expects from him and what he actually wants, which, let’s be real, he hasn’t even figured out yet. The story’s all about confusion, rebellion, and trying to break free from the whole suburban, cookie-cutter life.
5′ 11½″ (1.82 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil