Soap Star EJ Bonilla Talks About His New Film 'Don't Let Me Down'
Emmy-nominated actor EJ Bonilla stopped by to talk about his new movie Don’t Let Me Down.
Don't Let Me Drown is a romantic drama film about two Brooklyn teenagers (Bonilla and Gleendilys Inoa) who are both dealing with their families' struggles. As their friendship grows into romance they learn to survive in a post-9/11 New York.
Bonilla was born and raised in New York City and is currently attending Bard College. He starred on CBS’ Guiding Light as Raphael "Rafe" Rivera. Bonilla joined the cast of the day time soap opera on May 18, 2007. Recently, he appeared in the Golden Globe nominated film, The Ron Clark Story and guest starred in the primetime TV show Law and Order: Criminal Intent. Bonilla has also done a voice over for a recent Burger King ad campaign. During his free time, Bonilla enjoys dancing.
You can catch Don't Let Me Drown at the International Latino Film Festival starting tomorrow, July 27. For ticket and showtimes, visit www.nylatinofilm.com.
Written by Pierre Bonny
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