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José Antonio Plana (born April 19, 1952) is a Cuban-American actor and director. [1] He is known for playing Betty Suarez's father, Ignacio Suarez, on the ABC television show Ugly Betty and for voicing Manuel "Manny" Calavera in the video game Grim Fandango.
Tony Plana. As an actor Tony Plana has performed in more than 70 feature films. Recent films include Pain & Gain with Dwayne Johnson and Mark Wahlberg directed by Michael Bay, Roman J. Israel, Esquire starring Denzel Washington directed by Dan Gilroy, and the soon to be released, Bombshell, directed by Jay Roach starring Charlize Theron, John ...
Been a fan since 1961 and the Kou…. Transforming lives through the arts, Tony Plana does more than show up to red carpet and ribbon cutting events.
Tony Plana. Highest Rated: 90% Salvador (1986) Lowest Rated: 0% Live Wire (1992) Birthday: Apr 19, 1952. Birthplace: Havana, Cuba. Actor Tony Plana changed Hollywood's portrayal of Latinos and...
Tony Plana is a Cuban-American stage, film and television actor and director, best known for playing Ignacio Suarez, the father of the leading character on the television show "Ugly Betty".
Jul 17, 2020 · Latino actor Tony Plana, best known for his roles in "Superstore," "Ugly Betty" and most recently Telemundo's "Enemigo Intimo," talks about life amid the coronavirus quarantine.
Tony Plana plays Devante, a trusted consigliere, schooled in the old ways of the Galindo Cartel charged with protecting the Galindo family legacy in an ever – changing world. The comedy/drama TV series, Ugly Betty, won over 163 awards, including Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe awards.
Actor Tony Plana changed Hollywood's portrayal of Latinos and their culture. The Cuban-born and London-trained actor, who appeared in numerous movie and television projects, gained prominence after starring in the theatrical and 1981 film version of.
Tony Plana. Tony Plana portrays Ignacio Suarez (Betty's hard working father) on the ABC primetime drama Ugly Betty. The actor has numerous credits on television shows...
The Cuban-born and London-trained actor, who appeared in numerous movie and television projects, gained prominence after starring in the theatrical and 1981 film version of "Zoot Suit," a musical about the wrongful persecution of a group of young Mexican-Americans in the 1940s.