He worked on Mexican films in the ’70s and early ’80s, and ventured into Hollywood in 1981 when he appeared alongside Ringo Starr in ‘Caveman,” Charles Bronson in “Savage Justice, Peter Coyote in “The Art of Killing” and “Blow,” alongside Johnny Depp and Penélope Cruz.
The actor also had a long career on Mexican television soap operas.
MSTies will remember his performance as Vadinho in the movie in episode 903- THE PUMAMAN and “first bodyguard” in the movie in episode 703- DEATHSTALKER AND THE WARRIORS FROM HELL.
Thanks to Tim for the heads up.
R.I.P. He was actually really good as Vadinho.
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He was also in Werner Herzog’s ‘Fitzcarraldo’, one of the most insane films ever made. People almost died during production and Klaus Kinski and Werner almost killed each other over “differences”.
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R.I.P. to the *real* hero of the film.
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That he was. A very likeable character in a surprisingly likeable movie. R.I.P
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He was quite good as the real hero of Pumaman. R.I.P.
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RIP to one of my favorite MST movie actors.
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RIP Big Man.
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Oh no! Not the Aztec Guy.
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RIP, Miguel. You were one of my favorite characters in all of MST3K, alongside Torgo and Rowsdower.
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He was also in Burmuda Triangle riffed by RiffTrax. Sadly his voice is dubbed.
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