Armando Leduc

Armando Leduc is an actor who grew up as an army brat, born in Nuremburg, Germany, and settled in Harlem, Georgia, after leaving Germany at 15. He got his start in high school, winning the role of Danny Zuko in a production of Grease, and later trained through community theater with the Augusta Players in Augusta, Georgia, where an award for Best Supporting Actor in Annie helped convince him to act professionally. His film debut came in Lords of the Street as a Mexican drug lord, a stereotype he worked against by starting his own production company, Sketchy Characters. He appeared in the sports drama When the Game Stands Tall and the fraternity comedy Last Spring Break, and made his writing, directing and producing debut with the web series Bourbon Whiz. His other feature credits include The Pool Boys, Green Lantern, Video Girl and Enemies Among Us. He also sang in the a cappella quartet The Harmonics.