Award-winning actor and producer, Gregg Prosser, stars in CHIQUI, a Sundance Indie Episodic project written and directed by Carlos Cardona
Gregg Prosser has again showcased his craft as the Brooklyn native casts as Ted in CHIQUI, a Sundance Indie Episodic program selection, which was written and directed by Carlos Cardona. The inspiring piece is based on true events, chronicling the story of how the Directors parents, Chiqui and Carlos, immigrated from Colombia to Montauk, Long Island and the difficulties they faced with a new country and a new language.
If there is one name that has stood out in recent times for his mastery of interpreting roles and delivering the character as desired, it is Gregg Prosser. Over the years, his works as an actor have earned him accolades from several quarters, amidst an increasing fan base in different parts of the world. He is looking to replicate the features that have endeared him to movie lovers worldwide in CHIQUI as he delivers another award-winning performance in the project.
Gregg plays Ted, a native New Yorker who helps the Chiqui and Carlos cope with the challenges that come with their new environment. The duo of Gregg and Carlos seems to have an amazing chemistry, as Chiqui marks the 5th time they have worked together. Carlos directed Second Chance, a movie Gregg produced and developed after a brain tumor diagnosis. The crime thriller set in New York is available on Amazon Prime. Gregg is also in the process of completing his first feature film script “Saint of Lost Souls” with production set for late 2022.
For further information about CHIQUI and other projects by Gregg Prosser, visit IMDB.
About Gregg Prosser
Gregg Prosser is a talented actor that has been in the industry for 15 years, with multiple TV credits including, White Collar, FBI, DareDevil, and The Americans. The New York native has been in feature film including Second Chance, Allegiance, and recently in the soon to be released film Left With Only Rain starring Jordan Rodrigues, Liana Liberato, Rumor Willis, and Richard Kind. Trained at T.Shrieber Studios and UCB theater in New York City, Gregg also studied privately with Paul and Kathy Calderon and Pamela Scott. Gregg has also done several off broadway productions, including Orphans by Lyle Kessler and All the Kings Horses by Pamela Scott, and an off broadway production of Golden Boy by Clifford Odetts.
“Mr. Prosser paints a brutal picture of a psychopathic male.” – Suzanna Bowling review of “All the Kings Horses” in Times Square Chronicles
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