Marco Rodríguez

Biography

Marco S. Rodríguez (born July 10, 1953) is an American character actor. Often typecast as villains and authority figures, to date he has over 130 credits in film, television and videogames to his name. Some of his notable films include Cobra (1986), The Rookie (1990), The Crow (1994) and A Man Apart (2003).

Birthday

Jul 10, 1953

Place of birth

Los Angeles, California, USA

Also known as

Marco S. Rodriguez
Marco Rodriguez
Marc Rodriguez
Mark Rodriguez

Homepage

https://marcorodriguez.com

Credited in

As cast

Cry Macho
As Porfirio
Extreme Prejudice
As Deputy Cortez
The Crow
As Torres
Hamlet 2
As Mr. Marquez
Cobra
As Supermarket Killer
The Gambler: The Legend Continues
As Wade Friendly
Ready or Not
As Pedro
Serial Killer
As Manny Ramirez
Two for Texas
As Gen. Santa Anna
Zoot Suit
As Smiley / Ismael Torres
The 7
As Father
Black Dawn
As Chapparo (as Marco Rodriguez)
Dark Nova
As Bishop
Tree of Nails
As Joe
High School High
As Mr. DeMarco
A Man Apart
As Hondo
House of Sand and Fog
As Mendez
Killer Instinct
As
Toolbox Murders
As Luis Saucedo
Angel Blue
As Enrique Vasquez
Nightcrawler
As Scrapyard Owner
Million Dollar Baby
As Second (at Vegas Fight)
The Crooked Man
As Matthew Shaw
...And the Earth Did Not Swallow Him
As Joaquin
Fast & Furious
As Mexican Priest
Maniac Cop 2
As Convenience Store Robber (uncredited)
The Rockford Files: Shoot-Out at the Golden Pagoda
As Little Cicero
Tripwire
As El Tigre
The Rookie
As Loco
We Have Your Husband
As El Jefe
L.A. County 187
As Gonzales
Inhumans: The First Chapter
As Kitang
Due Date
As Federali Agent
The Base
As Rosato
Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
As 'Lancer' - Bartender Pepe
Velvet Buzzsaw
As Ray Ruskinspear
El Chicano
As Jesus
Internal Affairs
As Demetrio
Death Row
As Ron
Trial: The Price of Passion
As Hector Quintana
The Burning Season
As Tavora
Final Sale
As Diego
The Baltimore Bullet
As Tony
Street Knight
As Jack Fernandez
Blood Moon
As Miguel
My Brother the Pig
As Edwardo
Disorderlies
As Luis Montana
Unspeakable
As Cesar (as Marco Rodriguez)
Stones for Ibarra
As El Galondrino