Benicio del Toro
Born: Feb 19, 1967
Benicio Del Toro emerged in the mid-90s as one of the most watchable and charismatic character actors to surface in years. A favorite of film buffs for years, Del Toro gained mainstream public attention as the conflicted, "one good cop" in Steven Soderbergh's Traffic. Born in Puerto Rico on February 19, 1967, Benicio was the son of lawyer parents Gustavo and Fausta Sanchez Del Toro. A basketball player with an interest in acting, he decided to follow the family way and study business at the University of California in San Diego. A class in acting renewed the acting bug, and he subsequently dropped out and began studying with legendary acting teacher Stella Adler in Los Angeles and at the Circle in the Square Acting School in New York City. During the late 80s, he made a few TV appearances, most notably on an episode of Miami Vice and in the NBC miniseries Drug Wars: The Camarena Story. Del Toro's big screen career got off to a slower start however. His first role was Duke the Dog-Faced Boy in Big Top Pee-wee. He landed the role of the Dario, vicious henchman in the James Bond film License to Kill. Surprising his co-stars, Del Toro was the youngest actor ever to portray a Bond villain, only 21 years old at the time. Benicio gave creditable performances in many overlooked films for the next few years, such as The Indian Runner, Christopher Columbus: The Discovery, and Money for Nothing. His roles in Fearless and China Moon gained him more critical notices. 1995 proved to be th...[MORE]
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