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Louis Ortiz
A former Verizon technician turned Obama impersonator, Louis Ortiz navigates fame and identity as his uncanny portrayal of the former president thrusts him into the spotlight—between reality and impersonation, he must decide what it truly means to be himself.
In short · Acting since 1994, 3 decades active, 10 credits.
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Biography
Louis Ortiz is an American impressionist known for his portrayal of Barack Obama. Before entering the entertainment industry, he worked as a field technician for Verizon. Ortiz gained attention as the subject of *Bronx Obama*, a Kickstarter-financed documentary produced and directed by Ryan Murdock. In addition to his impression work, Ortiz has appeared in the *Star Trek* franchise in several roles, including Ensign Culhane in *Star Trek: Voyager* and a credited appearance as a Klingon warrior in *Star Trek*.
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9 creditsThe Shadow Sea(2014)
Reeshar
Film
Bronx Obama(2014)
Louis Ortiz
Film
Star Trek: Enterprise(2001)
Vulcan High Command Member, Vulcan Officer, Klingon Warrior
TV
Mirror Mirror 4: Reflections(2000)
Demon
Film
Fight Club(1999)
Fight Spectator (uncredited)
Film
Star Trek: Insurrection(1998)
Tarlac Bridge Officer
Film
Star Trek: First Contact(1996)
Vulcan Officer / Borg (uncredited)
Film
The Mask(1994)
Coco Bongo Valet
Film
ER(1994)
Jorge (1 Episode)
TV
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- This American LifeSelf · 2007
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