Alicia Sanz

Alicia Sanz is an accomplished actress and producer navigating successfully between Spanish and American productions. After making her television debut in 2010 as Lucía Elízondo Cortés in Antena3 Network’s drama ‘Gavilanes’, Alicia Sanz quickly built a strong foundation in Spanish television. Her early career also saw her in other Antena3 series including ‘Bandolera’, ‘Amar es para Siempre’, and ‘Con el Culo al Aire’. Further showcasing her versatility in the Spanish market, Sanz appeared in the popular teen drama ‘La Pecera de Eva’ and a variety of short films, such as ‘The Nephew’ and ‘Signs’.

Her filmography continued to grow with notable roles including Cecilia in ‘Better Criminal’ (2016), Alexa Medina in ‘#Realityhigh’ (2017), and Jayne in ‘Billionaire Boys Club’ (2018). She went on to star as Sarai in the 2019 action thriller ‘Killing Sarai’ and as Arianne in ‘The Devil Below’ in 2021. Demonstrating her continuous demand across international productions, Sanz took on the role of Urraca in the historical TV series ‘El Cid’, appearing across ten episodes between 2020 and 2021. In 2022, she was cast as Young Sofia in the Apple TV+ TV Mini-series ‘Now and Then’, featured in eight episodes.

Her recent acting work in 2023 included Amber in the short film ‘Hopeless Romantic’ and Esme in the feature film ‘Simulant’, showcasing her range in both independent and larger productions. Beyond her acclaimed acting career, Sanz has strategically ventured into production, further solidifying her influence in the industry. She served as co-producer for the 2017 short film ‘Cristina’, in which she also performed a role. Most recently, Sanz took on the executive producer role for the 2024 feature film ‘Push’, where she also starred as Natalie Flores, highlighting her dual capacity as both a creative and a driving force behind compelling projects.