Randall Galera is an actor based between Vienna and London, originally from Brooklyn, New York. He works across film, television, theatre, and voice, with recent screen credits including FBI: International, The Regime directed by Stephen Frears, and One Last Shot directed by James Nunn. His work also includes appearances in The Toys That Built America (History Channel) and Smoleńsk directed by Antoni Krauze.

Known for emotionally grounded performances and psychologically layered characters, Galera is particularly drawn to relationship-driven drama, thrillers, and contemporary stories exploring identity, intimacy, and moral complexity. His acting combines quiet intensity with naturalistic emotional realism, often portraying thoughtful men navigating pressure, conflict, and internal contradiction.

He trained at Vienna’s English Theatre Academy (VETA), Meisner International, and iDFight, with additional movement training under Richard Knight and voice coaching with Susanne West. Before acting, he served for seven years in the US Air Force and worked professionally in radio and voice-over performance.

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Randall is based in Europe and works internationally. He speaks English (native) and conversational Polish, and maintains additional skills in stage combat, fencing, horseback archery, and scuba diving.