Brandon Larracuente is an American actor known for his roles in critically recognized television series and film projects, bringing relatable performances to diverse audiences.
Co-founder of a TV and film production company focused on producing content that explores personal truths and difficult subject matter, aiming to lift Latino voices and create space and equality on set and on screen.
Starred in the popular series 'Thirteen Reasons Why' and the film 'Bright', showcasing his acting talent to a global audience.
Gained widespread recognition for his role in 'Party of Five', a series that addressed significant social issues.
Participated in an interview with Troian Bellisario discussing line memorization tips, shared on their social media platforms.
Represented by Global Artists Agency for acting roles.
Represented by A Management for acting roles.
Represented by Goodman Genow Schenkman for acting roles.
Born on November 16, 1994, in Pleasantville, New York, Brandon Larracuente began his artistic journey at an early age. He was involved in two operas at the New Rochelle Opera House by age four and made his Off-Broadway debut in “Desire” at eight. His family later relocated to Florida, where he continued to cultivate his acting skills through performances in local productions such as “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and “It’s a Wonderful Life” at the Orlando Repertory Theatre. Initially pursuing a competitive baseball career for 14 years, Larracuente successfully transitioned his discipline and dedication to acting, a career shift that began with commercial work in Florida.
Larracuente’s professional career gained significant traction when he secured a three-year recurring role as Ben Rayburn in the television drama “Bloodline” (2015-2017) through an open casting call on Facebook. This marked a turning point, solidifying his commitment to acting. Following this, he moved to Los Angeles, where his career continued to advance with notable roles, including Jeff Atkins in Netflix’s “13 Reasons Why” (2017-2018) for 7 episodes, and Mike in the Netflix film “Bright” (2017). His performance as Emilio Acosta in Freeform’s “Party of Five” (2020) further expanded his reach, addressing social issues such as immigration. Despite a demanding schedule, Larracuente completed a Bachelor’s degree in Communication remotely, demonstrating his commitment to education and personal development.
Expanding his professional scope, Larracuente co-founded 94 Films, a television and film production company. The company focuses on developing and producing content that explores personal truths and addresses difficult subject matter. 94 Films aims to elevate Latino voices and create equitable representation both on and off screen. His recent acting work includes the role of Daniel Perez in “The Good Doctor” (2022-2024) across 21 episodes (Main role in Season 6, guest in Season 7) and upcoming projects like “On Call” (2025) as Officer Alex Diaz for 8 episodes, and “Chicago Fire” (2025) as Sal Vasquez for 3 episodes, showcasing his continued versatility and impact in the entertainment industry.
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