Abraham Chaidez, a multifaceted individual with a passion for filmmaking, was born in Mexico. His dream to bring his creative vision to life led him to Hollywood, California, where he pursued his aspirations with unwavering dedication.
Throughout his journey, Chaidez held various jobs, including construction, computer technology, and mechanics, while simultaneously nurturing his passion for filmmaking. His unwavering commitment to his craft was evident, as he enrolled in acting and writing classes with renowned instructors Larry and Bobbie Chance.
Chaidez's professional acting career commenced with a role in the independent film "Legend of Baja," followed by notable co-starring roles in the HBO TV series "Entourage," where he portrayed Pablo Escobar's father, and the ShowTime TV series "Weeds," alongside Mary Louise-Parker and Justin Kirk. His impressive resume also includes appearances in "Fast and Furious 4," "A Better Life" alongside Damien Bichir, "The Office," "Law & Order: Los Angeles," and "Inhale" with Dermot Mulroney and Diane Kruger, among many other projects.
Chaidez's writing talent is also evident, as he drew inspiration from his childhood experiences to pen the screenplay for "The Devil's Garden in the House of God." This gripping story revolves around a degenerate priest who exploited his spiritual authority, and the film is currently in production.
