I’m Antonio De Lima, a resilient, grounded actor who has devoted most of his life to his life’s passion. I love my profession, among other things, because its uncertainty and volatility has shaped my character and given me bulletproof determination.

Born and raised in Peru, my country’s rich and complex history and its cultural makeup is part of who I am. I began my artistic training early through music, studying piano and singing, which helped shape my understanding of rhythm and emotional expression. I was in college when I discovered acting and left everything I had to pursue that dream.

That decision led me to Los Angeles, where I trained at UCLA and later at the Stella Adler Academy of Acting. I’ve since worked in film and television shooting both in English and Spanish. Recent credits include supporting roles in Greenland 2: Migration (Lionsgate), starring Gerard Butler, and the award-winning Dutch series Mocro Maffia (Videoland).

Today I’m based in Amsterdam where I continue to hone my craft. Having lived in three continents has given me a unique perspective and a cultural understanding that enriches my work. My goal is to play even more complex characters from diverse backgounds in unconventional, groundbreaking stories.

I spend my free time playing the piano, reading a book or attending museum exhibitions. And I walk or bike for coffee every day, rain or shine.