Christopher Diaz

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Christopher Diaz is a Cuban American actor known for his lead role portraying real life hero Det. Vince Velazquez on TV One's true-crime series ATL Homicide. He has worked on several other shows including Grown, where he played the role of Juancho, which won Project Greenlight and was financed by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. Adding another series to his roster, Chris played supporting role for project Duels which was a part of the Blackpills streaming platform. He has also been a voice actor for the past ten years, and continues to lend his voice to various characters, such as Captain Tsubasa,…

  • Acting
  • Miami, Florida, USA
  • 9 credits

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Most-watched Christopher Diaz films currently: Rock of Ages (2012), High and Dry (2005), Genius (2003), Undead Apocalypse (2012), Renaissance (2018).

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Selected TV credits: Chicago P.D. (2014), FBI: Most Wanted (2020), ATL Homicide (2018), Deadly Case Files (2024).

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