- Mexican actress Ana De La Reguera has signed with Buchwald for worldwide Film/TV theatrical representation, with Senior VP of Talent Angelo Padilla leading the deal.
- De La Reguera is best known for creating, writing, showrunning, and starring in Prime Video's bilingual series Ana (three seasons), and playing Maria Cruz in Netflix's Army of the Dead franchise.
- She continues management with Untitled Entertainment and GET Agency (Mexico), and retains PRStudio USA for publicity.
- The move comes as Buchwald builds momentum with a string of 2026 signings, including British actor Sam Buchanan and Predator: Badlands star Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi.
Ana De La Reguera has signed with Buchwald for worldwide Film/TV theatrical representation. Senior VP of Talent Angelo Padilla will oversee her representation at the agency.
The Mexican actress is widely known for creating, writing, showrunning, and starring in Prime Video’s bilingual comedy Ana, loosely based on her real life, which ran for three seasons.
Her screen resume spans Netflix’s Army of the Dead and Army of the Dead: Las Vegas, Pixar’s Elio, and Doce Lunas, which she starred in and executive produced and which had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2025.
On the small screen, she has appeared in Goliath, Narcos, Power, The Blacklist, and Leopard Skin. In 2026, she joined the L’Oréal family as a brand partner.
Just as Denée Benton recently made waves signing with Gersh and Lily Chee landed at WME, De La Reguera’s move to Buchwald signals another high-profile talent realignment in 2026.
The agency has been active this year, also signing British actor Sam Buchanan and Predator: Badlands star Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi.
De La Reguera continues with Untitled Entertainment and GET Agency for management, and remains with PRStudio USA for publicity.
Takeaways
This signing is a strong statement about where Ana De La Reguera’s career is heading. She’s not just an actress; she’s a creator, showrunner, and producer who bridges Hollywood and Latin America with real crossover credibility.
Landing at Buchwald with a heavyweight like Angelo Padilla, whose client roster includes David Castañeda, Maria Gabriela de Faria, and Dar Salim, puts her alongside some of the most culturally relevant talent in the industry right now.
The worldwide theatrical scope of the deal also signals that her team is thinking globally, not just domestically.
Could this partnership accelerate a major English-language lead role for De La Reguera following the momentum from Army of the Dead and Elio? With Buchwald actively building out its Latin talent roster, is this a sign of a broader industry push toward bilingual, cross-border talent deals?
