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Luis Valdez ( aka. Louis Valdez) |
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Born to parents of Mexican descent, Luis Valdez spent his childhood as a migrant farmworker. After graduating from San Jose State College he spent a year with the San Francisco Mime Troupe which culminated in a cultural exchange trip to Cuba. Upon his ret
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Julia Roberts ( aka. Julia Fiona Roberts) |
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A winsome beauty with a large, incandescent smile and a mane of auburn hair, Julia Roberts was one of the few bankable female stars of the early 1990s. Critics have speculated on the secret of her huge appeal, but it remains one of the enigmas of contempo
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Brad Pitt ( aka. William Bradley Pitt) |
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This sensuously handsome young actor emerged as one of the most celebrated screen sex symbols of 1990s Hollywood. Pitt started out in TV guest spots and recurring roles on the soap operas "Another World" and "Dallas" which tended to capitalize on his blon
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Pedro Gonzalez Gonzalez Dies |
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…legendary entertainer stole the show. John Wayne ?saw his guest appearance on the show and signed the actor to his production company. The performer became one of the most recognizable Mexican-American actors, appearing with Wayne in The High and the Mighty , ? Rio Bravo ?and Hellfighters . Gonzalez Gonzalez…
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Robert Rodriguez ( aka. Robert Anthony Rodriguez) |
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This Texas-based Mexican-American filmmaker burst upon the indie scene with a miraculous $7000 (shooting cost) action film geared for the Mexican Spanish-language video market. Touted as the cheapest film ever released by a studio, "El Mariachi" (1993) wa
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Luis Alcoriza |
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Spanish-born actor turned screenwriter of Mexican films starting in the late 1940s. Alcoriza co-wrote many of Luis Bunuel's Mexican classics, including such powerful films as "Los Olvidados" (1950), "El" (1952) and "The Exterminating Angel" (1962). Beginn
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James Gandolfini ( aka. James Roberto Gandolfini) |
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This handsome, strapping stage actor has also been turning in good character performances onscreen since the early 1990s: with the Actors Studio, Gandolfini appeared in "One Day Wonder", and also acted in "Summer Winds" and "Tarantulas Dancing". In 1992,
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Edward James Olmos ( aka. Edward Olmos) |
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Ruggedly handsome Latino actor who began his career as a rock singer and earned a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award for his performance in Luis Valdez's musical drama, "Zoot Suit". (He later reprised his role in Valdez's 1981 film version.) Olmos
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Leon Errol |
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Filmography Includes: Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Event, Dancing Co-Ed, The Noose Hangs High, Slightly Terrific, Riverboat Rhythm, Mama Loves Papa, Finn and Hattie, Pop Always Pays, She Gets Her Man, Never Give a Sucker ...
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Paul Rodriguez |
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Mexican-American comedian known for his accessible observations about Latino living in the US. Rodriguez went on to work as an actor, writer, director and producer in TV and features. He first registered nationally as Paul "Pablo" Rivera on "a.k.a. Pablo"
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