Born: December 16, 1963, in San Francisco, California, U.S

Age: 60 

Achievements: Benjamin Bratt gained prominence during the 1990s with his Emmy-nominated work on the perennial procedural, “Law & Order,” where he spent four seasons as homicide detective Reynaldo Curtis 

• Benjamin Bratt has had supporting roles in notable movies such as “Demolition Man” (1993), “Clear and Present Danger” (1994), and “The River Wild” (1994) 
• For Bratt role as NYPD Detective Rey Curtis on “Law & Order,” he received three American Latino Media Arts Awards, three Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations, and a Primetime Emmy Award nomination 
• Bratt has portrayed various characters involved in law enforcement, including his debut film “Juarez” and the television series “Knightwatch” and “Nasty Boys” 
• Bratt has been an activist in the California area, maintaining ties to his mother’s Native American background and supporting organizations such as the Tribal Athletics Program and United Indian Nations.

Awards : 

• Rita Moreno Award for Excellence: In 2002, he and Priscilla López received this award from the Hispanic Organization of Latin Actors
• Screen Actors Guild Award: Benjamin Bratt shared this award with his co-stars from the film “Traffic”.
• ALMA Awards: Benjamin Bratt has won four ALMA Awards for Outstanding Actor for the films and television series he has worked on 
• Nominations: Benjamin Bratt was nominated for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series in 1999 for his role in “Law & Order” 

Extra Info : 

• Miss Congeniality (2000): In this film, Benjamin Bratt played the role of Eric Matthews, a key character in this popular comedy.
• Traffic (2000):Benjamin Bratt’s performance in this critically acclaimed movie earned him widespread recognition.
• Despicable Me 2 (2013): He lent his voice to the character of Eduardo Perez/El Macho in this animate blockbusters.
• Snitch (2013): Benjamin Bratt was part of the cast in this action thriller, contributing to the film’s success.