Sebastian DeVicente, a multilingual actor possessing fluency in three languages - English, Spanish, and Portuguese - has garnered recognition for his captivating portrayals of complex, offbeat characters and charismatic bad boys. His extensive filmography boasts a range of notable titles, including the 2000 Japanese cinematic masterpiece "The City of Lost Souls," directed by the renowned Takashi Miike and starring Michelle Reis, Koji Kikkawa, and Terence Yin. Another notable credit is the 2002 Lions Gate release "Dead in the Water," directed by Gustavo Lipsztein and featuring a talented ensemble cast including Dominique Swain, Henry Thomas, and Scott Bairstow.
In 2003, a near-fatal motorcycle accident had a profound impact on DeVicente's career, leading him to take a hiatus from his work in Hollywood.
