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Harvey Guillén - Actor share his thoughts on finding his voice in the entertainment industry
We had the opportunity to speak with Harvey Guillén on the red carpet at the Impact Awards Gala, a production of the National Hispanic Media Coalition. Harvey was honored with an Outstanding Performance in a Series award. During our conversation, he shared his thoughts on receiving this recognition from the organization and his journey of finding his voice in the entertainment industry.
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Our interview took place at the 2024 Impact Awards held in Beverly Hills, California.
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Javier “Harvey” Guillén, a Mexican-American actor, gained recognition for his portrayal of Guillermo de la Cruz in the 2019 television series “What We Do in the Shadows.” Guillén has showcased his versatility in recurring roles across various television shows, including Alistair Delgado in “Huge” (2010), Cousin Blobbin in “The Thundermans” (2013-2018), George Reyes in “Eye Candy” (2015), and Benedict Pickwick in “The Magicians” (2017-2018). Additionally, he made a notable appearance in the 2013 film “The Internship.”
Born in California, Guillén currently spends his time between Los Angeles and New York City.
Actors of Urban Change aims to achieve sustainable and participatory urban development through cultural activities and by using specific potentials of culture as driver and enabler of positive change. This is carried out by strengthening the competencies for cross-sector collaboration among actors from the cultural, public and private sectors. Through local projects, an international qualification program, Europe-wide exchange and individual coaching, our participants put those skills into practice.
More information at www.actorsofurbanchange.eu.
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Vi Tran, right, goes over lines of dialog in the script with his fiance and director Mackenzie Goodwin for his play "The Butcher's Son" Sunday evening, July 27, 2014, in the Buffalo Room at the Westport Flea Market. The play is about Tran's life. Tran is a local actor, writer and musician.
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William Windom’s portrayal of Commodore Matt Decker in *The Doomsday Machine* from *Star Trek: The Original Series* is truly legendary. Windom captured the sheer desperation, guilt, and psychological torment of a man facing an unfathomable crisis, delivering a performance so intense and raw that it elevated the entire episode into one of the most gripping stories of the series. His ability to convey both the authority of a Starfleet officer and the anguish of someone who had lost everything was nothing short of extraordinary. Watching his eyes, his mannerisms, and the way his voice cracked under the weight of his emotions made Decker feel real, flawed, and deeply human. It’s astonishing that he didn’t receive an Emmy for his work, as his performance remains one of the finest ever seen in *Star Trek*. While the main cast members across the franchise have delivered countless brilliant moments, there’s something uniquely powerful about a guest star stepping in for a single episode and leaving such an indelible mark. Windom’s Decker stands alongside the greatest performances in *Star Trek* history, a testament to the show’s ability to attract truly gifted actors who could bring a wealth of depth to even one-time roles.