Louis Mandylor is an Austrailian-American actor best known for his work in action films and television shows. Mandylor began his acting career in the late 1980s, appearing in television shows such as The Equalizer and 21 Jump Street. He gained recognition for his role as Detective Louis Malone in the popular crime drama series Martial Law, which aired from 1998 to 2000.
One of Mandylor’s most notable roles came in 2001 when he portrayed Special Agent William “Billy” Russo in the action-thriller film Exit Wounds alongside Steven Seagal and DMX. The film was a commercial success and helped to establish Mandylor as a prominent actor in the action genre.
Known for his charismatic presence and intense performances, Mandylor has developed a reputation for bringing depth and authenticity to his roles. He has demonstrated versatility by taking on various characters, from law enforcement officers to villains, showcasing his acting range and adaptability.
Mandylor’s newest action-horror-thriller, The Flood, is now available in select theaters, on-demand, and digitally. I had the chance to catch up with Mandylor, and we discussed how he got attached to the project, his experience working in a CGI environment, and what type of natural disaster he would want to avoid being caught in.
We hope you enjoy it!
Synopsis:
After a massive hurricane floods, Louisiana unleashes a threat even deadlier than the rising water level: a relentless horde of giant hungry alligators. When a group of in-transit prisoners and their security guards seek shelter in a local prison, they become prey for the flesh-eating attackers. To survive, the prisoners and guards must fight together in this action-thriller packed with slithery scares and jaw-clenching suspense. The film is directed by Brandon Slagle and stars Nicky Whelan, Casper Van Dien, and Louis Mandylor.
