Annie Gonzalez

Annie Gonzalez was born on October 30, 1992, in Los Angeles, California, and began her career in entertainment at a young age as a “JammX kid” for Warner Brothers. Her early work laid the foundation for a career marked by diverse roles across various platforms. She made her mainstream acting debut in an episode of “American Horror Story” and followed this with appearances in television series such as “Legion,” “Shameless,” “Good Girls,” and “Vida.”

Gonzalez expanded her repertoire into voice acting with a role in the animated film “Spies In Disguise.” Her career gained significant momentum with a recurring role on the Netflix series “Gentefied.” In 2023, she took on her first lead role in a feature film, portraying Judy Montañez in “Flamin’ Hot.” This marked a key milestone in her acting career, showcasing her ability to lead a major production. In 2024, she continued her film work with a role as Carla in the Ethan Coen film “Drive-Away Dolls” and appeared in an episode of “Doctor Odyssey.” Beyond acting, Gonzalez has also ventured into production, serving as an executive producer for projects such as “Jenni” (2024) and the short film “Illegally Brown” (2023).

Throughout her career, Gonzalez has been recognized for her contributions to the entertainment industry, including two nominations. She is also a singer and dancer, and has used her platform to advocate for her political beliefs, participating in events such as a moderated conversation with Vice President Kamala Harris during the National Fight for Our Freedoms College Tour in October 2023. Her commitment to her craft and her community is reflected in her various professional and personal endeavors.