Personal details
- Birth Date: 1966-03-17
- Height: 5′ 7¼″ (1.71 m)
- Birth Location: Paris, France
- Children: (divorced, 2 children) Thelma Doval
- Professions: Actor, Writer, Soundtrack
José Garcia—yeah, that José—hit the scene in Paris back in '66, and honestly, the guy’s got range for days. If you’ve seen Bastille Day, you probably remember his sharp delivery—he’s not just another face in the crowd, you know? The dude’s made a name for himself in all sorts of gigs. Now You See Me? Oh, he’s there, tangled up in all that magician-chaos, blending in with the big Hollywood players like he just belongs there (which, let’s be real, he does). But rewind a bit to Le couperet—this is where he really flexes his acting chops. The film’s got this dark, almost satirical edge and José just dives in, no fear, totally believable. He’s not afraid to look messy or desperate on screen, which is rare. You get the sense he’s not just reciting lines, he’s actually living through all the highs and lows his characters get thrown into. Fun fact, he was married to Isabelle Doval—yeah, the director and actress. Power couple vibes, for sure. His career’s kind of a wild ride, from hard-hitting French dramas to those slick international thrillers. You never quite know where he’ll pop up next, but you can bet he’ll bring that offbeat, raw energy every single time. Whether he’s playing a desperate everyman or a smooth operator, there’s always something a little unpredictable about him, which is probably why he sticks with you long after the credits roll.
referencennBorn with Spanish roots running through their veins, this character’s background isn’t just a little blip on the family tree—it actually shapes so much of who they are and what they do on screen. You’ll notice little hints: the way they move, the sharp wit, that stubborn streak that sometimes gets them into trouble. Maybe they toss out a phrase in Spanish when they’re frustrated or lean into traditions that are straight outta Madrid or Barcelona. It’s not some tired, tacked-on stereotype, either. Their heritage just sort of seeps into everything, from the food they eat to how they handle friends and enemies. Honestly, the story would fall flat without those layers. It’s more than just “Spanish descent” for trivia’s sake; it’s woven right into their motivations, the choices they make, even the soundtrack that follows them around. Spanish blood, Spanish fire—you can’t miss it, and it makes them way more fun to watch.
March 17, 1966
5′ 7¼″ (1.71 m)
Konidela Ram Charan
Paris, France
Yes, Thelma Doval
59 years old