Age: 42
male
Born and raised in Boston MA, Nick Apostolides has developed his heavy dramatic style of method acting in films, worked on over 100 commercials, was nominated for an Emmy (Hosting) and has now taken his physicality, stunt background, and love of video games to the world of Motion Capture/VO. His new animated Netflix series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness (2021) will mark his return in the franchise as leading man Leon Kennedy (full performance capture), after 2019's award-winning RE2 Remake video game. He's worked in other notable franchises such as Call of Duty, Life is Strange, Madden NFL, and Medal of Honor (and a few in the works...) Nick is also very involved in humanitarian work. As host/builder on The Fixers, he's traveled the globe to help incredible organizations and rebuild communities in 15 different countries. They've tackled 20 massive projects over the course of 2 seasons on this Docu-Build Episodic. Nick was lucky enough to have been raised with two amazing brothers, Steve and Dave. He led an extremely artistic and creative childhood but eventually shifted his focus to acting due to his love of the cinematic experience. The unconditional support of his parents Steve and Dotty has always played a huge factor in every single endeavor. Though he is always very sociable and outgoing, Nick often portrays characters that have more stoic, complex and mysterious qualities. Reflection and empathy play the largest role in his preparation.
Nick Apostolides
Leon S. Kennedy
for Leon S. Kennedy in Resident Evil: Sins Past
Suggested by thorninjag
In the aftermath of the Manus virus incidents days earlier and the downfall of the North American BSAA division, the world finds itself on the brink of open biological warfare. With international oversight crumbling, a rogue faction within the BSAA is operating under dubious authority—deploying experimental Bio-Organic Weapons in secret missions that blur the lines between protection and control. At the same time, intelligence gathered from recent global events points to a deeper infiltration: a shadowy network known only as The Connections, which is quietly pulling the strings of governments, corporations, and anti-bioterror organizations from the inside. When a classified BSAA operation goes dark in Eastern Europe, BSO Operative Leon S. Kennedy, TerraSave agent Claire Redfield, and BSAA Captain Chris Redfield each find themselves drawn into the same unraveling investigation—each following pieces of a conspiracy that refuses to stay hidden. For Leon, the case becomes deeply personal when forensic evidence links the operation to the criminal network responsible for the massacre of his childhood family—forcing him to confront a past he thought was long buried. As the trio uncovers abandoned BSAA black sites, weaponized “peacekeeping” units, and experimental bio-weapons that operate with unsettling coordination, they start to grasp the harsh reality: this isn’t just about corruption. It’s about legacy. A system built from the ashes of Umbrella, refined by The Connections, and now being quietly handed down through every shattered institution meant to stop it. And somewhere in the midst of it all… someone is making sure that every step forward feels like a haunting déjà vu.
