Charles Naccache defines his origin as Brazilian and French. He was born in France in 1989 and his mother is Brazilian. Charles moved to Brazil at age 11. He grew up speaking in French with his parents, but soon he acquired a new language that would adopted in his life.

When he was a child, he used to watch plays with his father. Charles already had great passion for theater.  As he needed a career stability, be he eventually chose to graduate in economics and worked in this area for nine years, however he felt like following the artistic life. It was time to achieve his dream. “My actor side has always been in my blood. I considered television and movies as my electronic babysitters.” He says.

In 2015, Charles began studying at Actors Wolf Maya School in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), then studied at Espaço Laura Alvim with Daniel Herz and began to share his time between financial calculations and acting. “When I started doing performing arts, I felt myself more connected with sensitivity.” Soon afterwards, I started acting. The first one was on TV in the soap opera Babilônia, on TV Globo, in 2015. The following year, he directed and acted in the short film Indigestão and in 2017, made a guest appearance in the soap opera Rock Story.

His latest challenge comes in double dose. He played Henri Farman in HBO’s Santos Dumont series, directed by Estevão Ciavatta and Fernando Acquarone. And in the cinema lived in 2019 a young nobleman in the long Alan Kardec, of Wagner of Assis.
Whenever is possible, the Franco-Brazilian actor travels in search of local cultures and he considers himself flexible in relation to new opportunities and experiences. “I don’t measure efforts. I have some preferences, but I don’t limit myself, “he says. He is into sports and physical activities. Charles practices surfing, skateboarding, jiu-jitsu and muay thai fights, contemporary dance besides being a parachutist for fun.