Miguel Sandoval portrays Manuel Devalos, a traditional by-the-book lawyer and Phoenix District Attorney, who early on recognized something special in Allison and continues to trust her psychic leads, in NBC's hit drama series "Medium." Miguel Sandoval is also directing his second episode of "Medium" this season.
Miguel Sandoval's career spans experience in film, television and theater. Miguel Sandoval appeared in NBC's miniseries "Kingpin" and has made several guest appearances throughout his career in such critically acclaimed shows as "Frasier," "Seinfeld," "Law and Order," "Alias," "Murder One" and "The West Wing."
Miguel Sandoval has appeared in over 40 feature films including "Blow" with Johnny Depp, "Get Shorty" with John Travolta, "Clear and Present Danger" with Harrison Ford, "Up Close and Personal" with Robert Redford and Steven Spielberg's "Jurassic Park."
Miguel Sandoval's work in the independent film world ranges from Alex Cox's "Repo Man," "Sid and Nancy," and "Walker" (among others) to Rodrigo Garcia's "Things You Can Tell By Looking At Her," opposite Amy Brenneman and "Nine Lives," opposite Elpidia Carrillo. Most recently, Miguel Sandoval appeared in his second film for Randall Miller ("Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School"), entitled "Bottle Shock," that is slated to premiere at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.
Miguel Sandoval was recently nominated for an ALMA Award and an IMAGEN Award for his work in "Medium."
Miguel Sandoval's career spans experience in film, television and theater. Miguel Sandoval appeared in NBC's miniseries "Kingpin" and has made several guest appearances throughout his career in such critically acclaimed shows as "Frasier," "Seinfeld," "Law and Order," "Alias," "Murder One" and "The West Wing."
Miguel Sandoval has appeared in over 40 feature films including "Blow" with Johnny Depp, "Get Shorty" with John Travolta, "Clear and Present Danger" with Harrison Ford, "Up Close and Personal" with Robert Redford and Steven Spielberg's "Jurassic Park."
Miguel Sandoval's work in the independent film world ranges from Alex Cox's "Repo Man," "Sid and Nancy," and "Walker" (among others) to Rodrigo Garcia's "Things You Can Tell By Looking At Her," opposite Amy Brenneman and "Nine Lives," opposite Elpidia Carrillo. Most recently, Miguel Sandoval appeared in his second film for Randall Miller ("Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing and Charm School"), entitled "Bottle Shock," that is slated to premiere at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.
Miguel Sandoval was recently nominated for an ALMA Award and an IMAGEN Award for his work in "Medium."