Elliot Villar (born June 6, 1980 in The Bronx, New York) is an American actor. He was a fellow at the prestigious Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington, D.C. and attended the Yale School of Drama. Best known as persistent antagonist Ferndando Vera on Mr. Robot, he has also had a recurring role on Time After Time and appeared in the film The Rebound.
Villar is married to actress Emily Dorsch.
Works with Elliot Villar:
Film
- 2004 Knots: Oblivious Mover
- 2008 Two Lovers: Bystander
- 2009 The Rebound: Yael
- 2015 The Intern: Escalade Driver
Television
- 2008 The Return Of Jezebel James: Francis (1 episode)
- 2009 The Beautiful Life TBL: DJ (1 episode)
- 2010 Law & Order: Oscar Silva (1 episode)
- 2010 Mercy: Dale’s Officer (1 episode)
- 2013 Blue Bloods: James Montero (1 episode)
- 2013 Elementary: Christian Suarez (1 episode)
- 2014 The Good Wife: Dr. Ian Vail (1 episode)
- 2014 Black Box: Bomb Squad Tech (1 episode)
- 2015 Gotham: Thomas Schmidt (2 episodes)
- 2015 The Blacklist: Loyd Munroe (1 episode)
- 2015 American Odyssey Aide (1 episode)
- 2015-19 Mr. Robot: Fernando Vera (9 episodes)
- 2015 The Affair: Andrew Nunez (2 episodes)
- 2016 The Mysteries of Laura: Yasiel Leon (1 episode)
- 2017 The Son: Cesar Sanchez (2 episodes)
- 2017 Time After Time: Doug Lawson (7 episodes)
- 2018 Sneaky Pete: Agent Kent (3 episodes)
- 2018 Deception (2018): Felix Ruiz (1 episode)
- 2018 Shades of Blue: Officer Stone (1 episode)
- 2018 Tell Me a Story: Detective Herrera (2 episodes)
- 2019 The Enemy Within: Steven Haibach (1 episode)
- 2019 The Code: Capt. Tevez (1 episode)
- 2019 The Chi: Robert Moreno (1 episode)
- 2019-20 God Friended Me: Miguel (2 episodes)
- 2020 Manifest: Ward Attwood (1 episode)
- 2020 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Marc Vargas (1 episode)
- 2021 Prodigal Son: Clayton Fielder / Felix (1 episode)
Stage
- 2005 The Winter's Tale: Florizel
- 2006 All's Well That Ends Well: Lord Dumaine
- 2007 A Midsummer Night's Dream: Demetrius
- 2009 Coraline: Mr. Bobo/Others
- 2011-13 War Horse: Allain/Soldat
- 2018 Mary Page Marlowe: Ben