Nestor Carbonell Central

Welcome to Nestor Carbonell Centralthe official fan site for Emmy Award-winning actor and director Nestor Carbonell. You may remember him from his role as Luis Rivera in Suddenly Susan, the ageless & enigmatic Richard Alpert in Lost, or as the Stoic sheriff, Alex Romero, in Bates Motel. Other roles include his Emmy-winning appearance as Vasco Rodrigues in Shogun and The Dark Knight Trilogy, as well as his numerous voice acting credits. In addition to acting, he has stepped behind the camera to direct, produce, and screenwriter. Nestor's upcoming projects include the historical thriller, Pedro Pan; Season 5 of Mayor of Kingstown & The Morning Show and his feature film directorial debut, Three Things.

Nestor & Shannon Nestor Carbonell and Shannon Kenny Carbonell join the podcast to chat with Derek about the inspiration behind Shannon’s new book, “All Is Not Lost”, the struggles of work-life balance in the film industry, and how the pandemic has changed filmmaking.

Added on: May 13, 2021
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Categories: Interview

Pedro Pan

...Role To Be Announced

Post-Production

Set in post-revolution Cuba, a socialite, English teacher, and Irish priest orchestrate a daring mission to help over 14,000 children escape Castro's regime and start new lives in America while evading secret police.

The Morning Show

... as Yanko Flores

Final Season Airing 2027

An inside look at the lives of the people who help America wake up in the morning, exploring the unique challenges faced by the team.

Mayor of Kingstown

... as Enrique Molina

Post-Production

The McLusky family are power brokers tackling themes of systemic racism, corruption and inequality in Kingstown, Michigan, where the business of incarceration is the only thriving industry.

Three Things

... Co-Writer/Director

Pre-Production

A disgraced but determined producer has one final shot at getting his dream project made but only if he can somehow cure a disgraced but determined young woman of her crippling OCD before they're both thrown onto the street.