William De Jesus Suarez is an actor known for his versatility and dedication to his craft. Originally from the Dominican Republic, he began his acting career early and made a name for himself first on stage and later in film. Specializing in complex roles, “Will”, as his friends call him, has portrayed a wide range of characters, from a ghost in a modern-day adaptation of Hamlet to a business executive in a feature-length horror film and a grieving father in a mystery short.

Initially trained in the Stanislavski method and later in the Meisner technique, William has developed a strong foundation in both classical and contemporary acting approaches. His commitment to his roles is matched by his passion for the business side of acting, which he has furthered through extensive self-study.

Throughout his career, William has received multiple awards and recognition for his dedication and collaborative spirit on set, always willing to help fellow actors and crew members. He recently starred in the off-Broadway play "4 Daughters Minus One 2000 A.D.", in which he played the role of Father YAHWEH. He’s also set to co-star in a new horror film directed by the same filmmaker from his previous project. 

William’s hobbies include rock climbing, painting, sculpture, and carpentry. He is fluent in Spanish and looks forward to working with industry greats such as Tarantino, Spielberg, and Spike Lee.