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Hispanic American Actor – Rick Gonzalez

Rick Gonzalez, born June 30, 1979 in New York City, is a Hispanic-American actor.

Gonzalez is of Puerto Rican and Dominican descent. His parents met
in New York City where they married. They settled down in the Bushwick
section of Brooklyn where they raised Rick. There, he attended
elementary and Jr. high school. Ever since he was a young child, Rick
would put on improvised “shows” for his family and participate in all
of his school’s plays. His teachers were instrumental in convincing
Rick to apply and try out for the High School of the Performing Arts,
on which the movie Fame was based, in Manhattan. He did as suggested
and was accepted. In 1997, he graduated and began to pursue a career in
acting.

Rick started his acting career in New York where he landed a small
role in the made for television movie Thicker Than Blood (1998) as
Sanchez. In 1999, he made his feature movie debut as Ricky in the movie
Mambo Cafe, which was released in the year 2000. He followed that by
participating in the film Prince of Central Park (2000) before heading
for Los Angeles, California.

In Hollywood, he landed a small part as a gangbanger in the 2001
film Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles. His reputation as an actor
started to grow with the roles of Rudy Bonilla in The Rookie, starring
Dennis Quaid and as the sex-crazed Primo in the 2003 movie Biker Boyz.
In 2005, he played the role of Timo Cruz in the movie Coach Carter.
Rick also appeared in Twista’s video Hope, which is the lead single off
the Coach Carter movie soundtrack. He also starred in the video to Obie
Trice’s song Snitch, where he plays a member of a group who succesfully
pull off a bank robbery, and then snitches on them.

Among the other movies in which Rick has participated in are the
2003 comedy Old School (alongside Luke Wilson, Vince Vaughn and Will
Ferrell), Laurel Canyon (2003) as Wyett, Subway Cafe (2004) as Vincent
Young, War of the Worlds as Vincent, and Roll Bounce as Naps.

His
T.V. Guest Appearances have been in Law & Order (2000), Touched by
an Angel” (2001), ER (2001), Buffy the Vampire Slayer (2002) The Shield
(2002) and CSI (2006).