Xavier Jimenez is a talented individual who has had a diverse range of experiences in the field of acting. He has studied acting at the prestigious University of London in England and The American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York. His extensive experience in off-off Broadway shows includes notable performances in "Suburbia" where he played the role of "Buff", "The House of Ramon Iglesia" where he portrayed Javier, and "The Glass Menagerie" where he played Jim and received an Irene Ryan nomination.
Xavier made his film debut in the movie "Zooey" where he played the role of Angel. He was also nominated for Best Male Lead in a Feature Drama at the 2005 Methodfest, a prestigious award that recognizes excellence in independent filmmaking.
In addition to his passion for acting, Xavier is a creative and expressive individual who enjoys writing beautiful poetry and short stories that touch the heart and remind us of the preciousness of life. He is also an avid enthusiast of gymnastics, claiming to have once considered joining the circus as a child. Xavier's eclectic taste in music spans a wide range, from Bjork and Tori Amos to Nine Inch Nails and Carl Orff.
Xavier's favorite filmmakers include Vittoria De Sica, Federico Fellini, Peter Jackson, Buster Keaton, and Pedro Almodovar, and he has a deep appreciation for the works of authors such as Lemony Snickett, Edgar Allan Poe, William Shakespeare, and Pablo Neruda. His favorite books to re-read are those written by these authors.
In his career, Xavier aspires to make films in English, Spanish, and Italian, and he is confident that he will be able to achieve this goal. He has stated that acting is his oxygen, and he hopes to continue breathing for a long time.
