Iñigo de la Iglesia

Iñigo de la Iglesia, born in the heart of Madrid back in '77, isn’t just some random name buried in the credits. He’s got some serious acting chops, trust me. You might’ve caught him making waves in “La Unidad,” that gritty crime thriller from 2020 that had everyone glued to their screens, basically sweating bullets every time his character popped up. There’s this intensity he brings—like you never really know what he’s gonna do next, which is kind of addictive to watch. But, hey, wind back the clock to his earlier days and you’ll find him in “A ciegas” from 1997. Yeah, that’s a throwback. Different vibe, but even then, you could spot the raw talent. He wasn’t just a one-note guy, not by a long shot. Fast-forward to “Prison 77” in 2022—man, talk about range. That movie is a trip, full of tension and real, gritty drama. Iñigo slides right into the chaos, making his character feel like he’s lived through every heartbreak and bad decision the script throws at him. He’s one of those actors who, even if he’s not front and center, somehow ends up stealing the scene. Madrid must have sprinkled something in the water when he was a kid, because the guy just gets better the deeper you dig into his filmography. Not just a familiar face, but someone who leaves a mark—whether he’s dodging bullets, wrestling with inner demons, or just staring down the camera like he’s got a secret.