Trinidad Silva

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1950年1月30日 — 1988年7月31日 (38年)
Trinidad Silva, a character actor from Mission, Texas, had a promising career that was tragically cut short. He moved to Los Angeles in his mid-20s and landed his first acting role on "Baretta" in 1977. Unfortunately, due to the Latino typecasting prevalent at the time, most of his TV roles were as criminals or gang members. However, his role as Jesus Martinez on "Hill Street Blues" broke this stereotype, portraying a former gang leader turned community activist. Silva also played more positive roles in films like "Alambrista!" and "El Norte." Sadly, while filming "UHF" in 1988, Silva was killed by a drunk driver in Whittier, California. The film was dedicated to his memory. He was married to Sofia Alvarez.

Plex上の映画と番組

  • 刑事ハンター
    刑事ハンターシーズン7

次として知られている:

  • パロディ放送局UHF
    パロディ放送局UHF1989
  • エル・ノルテ/約束の地
    エル・ノルテ/約束の地1983
  • ミッドナイトをぶっとばせ!
    ミッドナイトをぶっとばせ!1988
  • Alambrista!
    Alambrista!1977
  • クラッカーズ/警報システムを突破せよ!
    クラッカーズ/警報システムを突破せよ!1984
  • Movie Madness
    Movie Madness1982
  • Jocks
    Jocks1986
  • Walk Proud
    Walk Proud1979
  • Stones for Ibarra
    Stones for Ibarra1988
  • Maximum Security
    Maximum Securityシーズン1

作品リスト

2003
1989
UHF · as Raul Hernandez
1988
Colors · as Frog
1988
The Night Before · as Tito
1988
The Milagro Beanfield War · as Milagro Townsperson
1988
Stones for Ibarra · as Basilio Garcia
1987
The Running Man · as Cheering Game Show Patron (uncredited)
1986
Jocks · as Chito
1985
Stir Crazy · as Juan
1984
Hunter · as Hector RivasPlex上
1984
Maximum Security · as Puck
1984
Crackers · as Ramon
1983
El Norte · as Monte
1983
1982
Movie Madness · as Carlos ("growing Yourself")
1982
T.J. Hooker · as Ramon Cruz
1981
1979
The Jerk · as Punk
1979
Walk Proud · as Dagger
1978
The White Shadow · as Julio
1977
Alambrista! · as Joe
1977
Lou Grant · as Venice Knights Gangleader
1976
Visions (1976) · as Domingo
1975
Barney Miller · as Puente
1975
Baretta · as Harold
1973
Police Story · as Chicano #3
1951
Hallmark Hall of Fame · as Basilio Garcia