Some time ago, wearied by the glut of silly articles, books, and people describing this or that country, person or thing as Fascist , I thought that persons of discernment could profit from a concise definition of the term, based on the best recent scholarship on the subject. So here it is, and much good to you.
In 2008, Trejo portrayed a Mexican bartender in the daytime soap opera The Young and the Restless. Regarding his continued growth as a professional actor, Trejo stated that he still cannot believe how fortunate he has been: I'm so blessed. I'm still scared that somebody's going to wake me up and say, 'Hey, we're still in prison.
Ten Actors More Famous for their Commercials than Their TV and Film Credits. 10. But to those of us in a certain age bracket, particularly who grew up in an area where the Rally's Burger Chain existed, Seth Green will always be the Ka-Ching guy first, and Oz and/or Scott Evil second. Those commercials were practically omnipresent. And even in 2010, I still can't see the guy, who is now 35, without first thinking, Ka-Ching!. 9. Orlando Jones: Orlando Jones has 48 film and television credits to his name, including a three-year reign on MadTV, but he's never really broken out.