Lou Pimber emerged as the quintessential embodiment of the southwest, marking the beginning of his illustrious acting career. As a highly sought-after motivational speaker, he has also made a name for himself as a skilled movie fight and weapons choreographer. Furthermore, he co-wrote and executive produced the award-winning short film "Duress", cementing his reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
In addition to his work in film, Pimber has consulted and advised the writers of the popular television show "Gang Related", where he later made a memorable appearance. However, he is perhaps most widely recognized for his pivotal role on the hit television series "Breaking Bad", a testament to his exceptional acting abilities.
Despite his demanding schedule, Lou is a devoted father who frequently appears alongside his children, Marc Anthony Pimber and Nicole Pimber, in various acting ventures. Prior to his acting career, Pimber honed his skills in the field of law enforcement, where he conducted extensive narcotics investigations as an undercover operative with the elite HIDTA Drug Task Force.
