Henry Jeannerot

Henry Jeannerot was born in the suburban city of Quilmes, Buenos Aires to a French-Argentine family. At the age of 15 he started his training as an actor in the local theatre school and later went to a 7 year process with different acting coaches such as Marina Landau and Gabriel Molinelli. In 1998 till 2002 he performed Anton Chekhov's classic monologue "On the Harmful Effects of Tobacco" with amazing reviews for such a young actor performing a character double his age. In 2003 he met the legendary Argentine Writer/Director Carlos Lozano Dana and performed in 2 of his plays. In 2004 Henry had his Film debut as a Nazi Spy in the film "Nazi Gold in Argentina" and in 2005 he went back to the Theatres to perform the role of Epaphroditos in the musical "Nero, The Musical of a Soul in Flames" where he showed his amazing baritone skills. In 2006 Henry had his TV debut in the Hit Comedy "You Are the One" (Sos mi Vida) which lead him to achieve more roles and established him both as a character and comedy actor. He now lives in Los Angeles, California