Breaking down the facts behind Mauricio Ochmann—uncover the main takeaways.
- Mauricio was always interested in performing and began his career when he was 16 years old.
- He earned his first professional break on Hector Suarez’s TV show La Otra Cosa.
- After that, he landed a small part in the film Message in a Bottle, opposite Kevin Costner and Robin Wright.
- He made his professional acting debut in the Mexican television film Azul Tequila, in which he played Santiago Berriozabal, in 1998.
- He played Maximiliano in another Mexican TV movie, Hablame de Amor, in 1999.
- In the year 1999, he made his big-screen debut as a Mail Boy in the American film Message in a Bottle.
- In the film Ladies’ Night, he played Desflorador in the year 2002.
- He appeared in the telenovela Mirada de mujer, el regreso, a sequel to Mirada de mujer, in 2003.
- In 2005, he co-starred with Luis Felipe Tovar and Paola Nunez in the thriller Ver, oir y callar.
- He rose to prominence after portraying Fabian Duque in the 2007 television film Dame Chocolate.
- His performance was well-received, and it helped him land more film jobs.
- In 2009, he played Victorino Mora in the television film Victorians, in which he had the major role.
- In 2012, he co-stars with Carla Hernandez in her final telenovela, Rosa Diamante, and the following year, he joins the Telemundo series El Senor de los Cielos.
- He premiered his film A la mala in 2015, which was his first collaboration with his current girlfriend Aislinn Derbez.
- He made his first appearance in the American series Easy in 2016, and subsequently returned to play Jose Mara “Chema” Venegas in the series El Chema, a spin-off of El Senor de los Cielos.
- In 2017, he starred in the film Hazlo como hombre, and in 2018, he starred in the film Te juro que yo no fui.
- His upcoming TV show in 2019 includes On a journey with the Derbez.
