Miguel Iza
January 6, 1968 (58 years old) in Lima, Perú
Miguel Iza Deza, born in Lima on January 6, 1968, is a prominent Peruvian actor and theater director with over 40 years of experience. Trained at the National Higher School of Dramatic Art (ENSAD) and the Lima Theater Club, he began his career in 1983 and made his film debut in the classic "The City and the Dogs" in 1985. Throughout his career, he has participated in more than 50 theatrical productions and various television and film projects, including "Proof of Life" (2001) and the film "Caiga quien caiga". Known for his great versatility and activism, he is the father of actor Franco Iza Montoya, with whom he has shared stage projects.
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- 2025 · Chavín de Huántar, el rescate del siglo as
- 2025 · Amor erizo as
- 2025 · Despojo as Gran Padre
- 2024 · Entre nosotros as Kansas
- 2021 · Junta de Vecinos as Padinton Domínguez
- 2021 · Llauca as Eliseo
- 2020 · Rómulo y Julita as Rómulo
- 2019 · Long Distance as Miguel
- 2019 · Retukiri Tukiri as Juan Manuel
- 2019 · Autos Fantásticos as Dad
- 2018 · Caiga quien caiga as Vladimiro Montesinos
- 2017 · Aj Zombies! as El borracho
- 2016 · Calichín as Entrenador Miranda
- 2016 · Amor as
- 2015 · Encadenados as Vicente
- 2014 · Watchdog as Mendieta
- 2014 · El muerto as
- 2013 · The Cleaner as Dr. Lozada
- 2012 · Educación física as Guillermo Rivera
- 2011 · A Doctor's Job as Doctor Ramon Moran
- 2011 · Porno Star as
- 2009 · Cu4tro as Victor
- 2009 · Tarata as Daniel Valdivia
- 2009 · La ruta de los aviones as
- 2008 · El acuarelista as El acuarelista
- 2007 · Sueños de América as
- 2006 · Chicha tu madre as El loco del clavo
- 2003 · What the Eye Doesn't See as Antonio Polanco
- 2002 · Django: La otra cara as Loco Julián
- 2001 · El bien esquivo as Teniente
- 2001 · Y si te vi, no me acuerdo as Lagartija
- 2000 · Proof of Life as ELT Officer
- 2000 · A 45 for the month's expenses as
- 1999 · Courage as Terrorista 1
- 1999 · PM López as
- 1992 · ¡Nunca más, lo juro! as Delincuente Carlos
- 1985 · The City and the Dogs as Arrospide