Douglas Santiago made a significant impact in the international film scene by portraying the character Adrian in the critically acclaimed Sony Pictures feature film Girlfight, which starred Michelle Rodriguez and won several prestigious awards including the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, the Prix de la Jeunesse at the Cannes Film Festival, and the Grand Prize at the Deauville Film Festival.
Following the success of Girlfight, Douglas co-starred with Leonor Benedetto in the film Times Up, which won the best film award at the Amiens International Film Festival. He was also the first actor to be cast in the one-man show Mambo Mouth by John Leguizamo.
Douglas's television credits include an Emmy-nominated episode of Law and Order, where he worked alongside award-winning actors Benjamin Bratt, Jerry Orbach, and Sam Waterston, as well as the film A Story to Die For, which starred Angela Lansbury and Richard Crenna.
As a musician, Douglas was a member of the group Subliminal NY on Sire Records and the front man in the band SANTI. He also starred and co-produced the independent film Only a Glass Inside of Me, which was an official selection of the OMNI Cultural TV Fest 2019, and co-starred in the film Southside, directed by Emmy Award-winning director/producer Gregori J. Martin.
Currently, Douglas is in production of his bio drama with music show, "Thank You Mr. Douglas and Talk Show The Hook," as host/producer with Legends Digital NYC.
In addition to his acting and music career, Douglas holds a Bachelor's degree in Writing and Directing from Empire State College and is the CEO of ACTN10 and a proud leader of HLX+.
