Francesco Carril

Carril was born on 21 May 1986 in Madrid.^[1] Of Italian descent,^[2] he spent multiple summers of his youth in Tuscany with his mother's family.^[3] At age 18, he joined the RESAD,^[4] where he earned an acting degree.^[5] In theatre, he worked for the Young National Classical Theater Company and for his own company, Saraband.^[5][6]

His film career is linked to filmmaker Jonás Trueba, starring in The Wishful Thinkers, The Romantic Exiles, The Reconquest, The August Virgin, and You Have to Come and See It.^[5]

His performance as a priest in Alfredo Sanzol's play El bar que se tragó a todos los españoles [es] earned him nominations to a Max Award and an Actors and Actresses Union Award.^[5] His leading performance alongside Iria del Río in The New Years earned him a nomination for the Feroz Award for Best Actor in a Series.^[7][8]