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John Leguizamo has joined the cast of Universal Pictures' upcoming film 'Miami Vice '85,' set to play the movie's primary antagonist. Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the film stars Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler as the iconic detectives Crockett and Tubbs. The project, based on the pilot of the 1980s TV series, is scheduled for release on May 19, 2028, with production beginning in November 2026.
The Critics Choice Association revealed the honorees for its sixth Celebración of Cinema & Television, set for October 2 in Beverly Hills, celebrating Latino and Hispanic artists across film and TV. Honorees include John Leguizamo (Career Achievement), Judy Reyes (Trailblazer), Oscar Núñez (Vanguard), Rodrigo Teixeira (Producer for Paper Tiger), Javier Calvo & Javier Ambrossi as Directors for La Bola Negra, James Ortiz (Innovator) for Project Hail Mary, Aimee Carrero (Supporting Actress – Series) for Your Friends & Neighbors, Beth de Araújo (Breakthrough Director) for Josephine, Inde Navarrette (Breakthrough Actress – Film) for Obsession, and Laysla De Oliveira (Breakthrough Actress – Series) for Lioness, highlighting Latino/Hispanic talent across the industry.”,
John Leguizamo says his Ice Age paychecks funded his second and third homes and paid for his kids’ college tuition, and the franchise has kept him free to be funny as Sid the Sloth; he also teases Ice Age: Boiling Point.
John Leguizamo discusses his emotionally intense portrayal of Eumaeus in Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, describing how the role pushed him to vulnerability, his method-acting prep, aging makeup, and the director's intimate, present directing style that allowed him to tap deep emotions and loyalty.
John Leguizamo's first play, 'The Other Americans,' is a family drama inspired by 'A Raisin in the Sun,' exploring Colombian American family life and identity, with strong performances and sensitive direction, though it faces the challenge of living up to its classic inspiration.
John Leguizamo's play, The Other Americans, explores the personal and societal tragedies faced by a Colombian-American family, highlighting themes of racism, social ascent, and family dynamics, with Leguizamo portraying a complex, often unlikable patriarch. The play aims to depict a Latino family at the heart of the American Dream but is criticized for its lack of depth and coherence, despite some bold character choices and moments of emotional impact.
John Leguizamo reflected on feeling humiliated playing a Latino gunman in 'Regarding Henry' and criticized 1990s Hollywood for its racial stereotypes, comparing it to Jim Crow-era segregation, but later found success with more diverse roles.
John Leguizamo reflected on feeling humiliated by his early film role in 'Regarding Henry,' which he felt perpetuated negative Latino stereotypes, highlighting the limited and stereotypical roles available to Latinos in Hollywood at the time. Despite this, he has since dedicated himself to uplifting the Latino community through advocacy and diverse projects.
John Leguizamo criticized Dean Cain for revealing he works for ICE, calling him a loser and mocking his decision, while some fans supported Cain's choice to volunteer for the agency, sparking a social media debate.
John Leguizamo criticized Dean Cain for joining ICE, calling him a 'loser' and questioning his decision, amid broader criticism of Cain's recent public actions and his stance on immigration issues.
Actor John Leguizamo criticized Dean Cain for joining ICE, calling him a 'loser,' but Cain responded politely, explaining his support for law enforcement and emphasizing the diversity and professionalism of ICE agents.
John Leguizamo criticized Dean Cain for planning to become an ICE agent, calling him a 'loser' and a 'moron,' after Cain announced his intention to support immigration enforcement amid political debates on immigration reform.
John Leguizamo criticized Dean Cain for volunteering as an ICE agent, calling him a 'moron' and questioning his decision, amid Cain's announcement of his plans to join ICE and Leguizamo's advocacy for Latino representation.
John Leguizamo publicly insulted Dean Cain on social media for joining ICE, criticizing his motives and calling him a 'loser,' amid broader discussions about Cain's Japanese American heritage and his family's internment during WWII.
Actor John Leguizamo revealed in an interview that he tips waiters and valets with $100 bills, saying "You can't tip with $20 bills. People are going to throw that back at you." Leguizamo currently stars in the Prime Video series "The Power," and also guest hosted "The Daily Show" for a week in March.