Mike Benitez has recently showcased his talent in a variety of high-profile projects. He starred alongside Judd Hirsch, Carol Kane, and Sean Astin in the award-winning indie film iMordecai and brought the iconic Gus, a Hitchhiking Ghost, to life in Disney’s Haunted Mansion. On Disney+, Mike delighted audiences as The Onion King in The Slumber Party and made a memorable appearance on ABC’s The Wonder Years. His recent work also includes roles in last summer’s Harold and the Purple Crayon and the independent film Omni Loop, directed by Bernardo Britto, which premiered last fall.

Currently, Mike is channeling his creativity into writing an original sitcom series. Combining his years of experience in front of the camera with his sharp storytelling instincts, he is crafting a project filled with heart, humor, and universal appeal. This personal endeavor represents a thrilling new chapter in his career, as he aims to bring his unique vision to audiences and share stories that resonate deeply.

Born in Matanzas, Cuba, and raised in Miami, Mike’s lifelong dedication to his craft has made him a standout in stage, TV, and film. A Florida State University Theatre graduate, his talent has taken him to major markets like New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Georgia, and internationally. With over 150 commercials and countless theatrical performances, Mike’s exceptional work ethic and passion have solidified his reputation as a versatile and sought-after actor.

For Mike, each acting role—and now, this new journey into writing—is both a dream fulfilled and a blessing. It reflects his enduring passion for storytelling and his profound gratitude for the opportunities that have shaped his career.