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New page: '''Edward James Olmos''' (b. Los Angeles 1947) is an Emmy-winning Mexican <ref>[http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2007/11/29/index.php?section=espectaculos&article=a12n1esp Mexican] In Spanis...

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'''Edward James Olmos''' (b. Los Angeles 1947) is an Emmy-winning [[Mexican]] <ref>[http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2007/11/29/index.php?section=espectaculos&article=a12n1esp Mexican] In Spanish.</ref> - American actor and director. One of his most memorable roles is Lt. Martin Castillo in [[Miami]] Vice.

::''He received an [[Accademy Award]] nomination for "best actor" for his starring role in Stand and Deliver (1988). Most notable of his recent offerings is American Me (1992), which was also his directing debut. But acting, directing and screenwriting are only parts of what he does. Olmos contends he would much rather be known as an [[activist]] than an actor. He devotes much of his time to causes, particularly those focusing on the needs and rights of children. He makes, on average, some 150 personal appearances a year to places where he can reach kids at risk; juvenile halls, detention centers, boys/girls clubs, schools. Anywhere he can get across his message that "we all have a choice" about where life takes us. He stresses the importance of education, the risks of gang life and tries to promote the notion of taking responsibility for one's own actions and one's own happiness in life.'' <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/bio Biography]</ref>

Olmos is now married to actress Lymari Nadal.

== External links ==

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*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/ Edward James Olmos] Filmography.

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 '''Edward James Olmos''' (b. Los Angeles 1947) is an Emmy-winning [[Mexican]]-American<ref>[http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2007/11/29/index.php?section=espectaculos&article=a12n1esp Mexican] (in Spanish)</ref> actor and director. One of his most memorable roles is Lt. Martin Castillo in [[Miami]] Vice.
-::''He received an [[Academy Award]] nomination for "best actor" for his starring role in Stand and Deliver (1988). Most notable of his recent offerings is American Me (1992), which was also his directing debut. But acting, directing and screenwriting are only parts of what he does. Olmos contends he would much rather be known as an [[activist]] than an actor. He devotes much of his time to causes, particularly those focusing on the needs and rights of children. He makes, on average, some 150 personal appearances a year to places where he can reach kids at risk; juvenile halls, detention centers, boys/girls clubs, schools. Anywhere he can get across his message that "we all have a choice" about where life takes us. He stresses the importance of education, the risks of gang life and tries to promote the notion of taking responsibility for one's own actions and one's own happiness in life.'' <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/bio Biography]</ref>
+::''He received an [[Academy Award]] nomination for "best actor" for his starring role in Stand and Deliver (1988). Most notable of his recent offerings is American Me (1992), which was also his directing debut. But acting, directing and screenwriting are only parts of what he does. Olmos contends he would much rather be known as an [[activist]] than an actor. He devotes much of his time to causes, particularly those focusing on the needs and rights of children. He makes, on average, some 150 personal appearances a year to places where he can reach kids at risk; juvenile halls, detention centers, boys/girls clubs, schools. Anywhere he can get across his message that "we all have a choice" about where life takes us. He stresses the importance of education, the risks of gang life and tries to promote the notion of taking responsibility for one's own actions and one's own happiness in life.'' <ref>[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/bio Biography]</ref>
 Olmos is now married to actress Lymari Nadal. He is currently starring in the Sci Fi Channel's, "''Battlestar Galactica''," and he most recently finished directing "''Walkout''", and "''Battlestar Galactica''".
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-*[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/ Edward James Olmos] Filmography.
+*[https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/ Edward James Olmos] Filmography.
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-'''Edward James Olmos''' (b. Los Angeles 1947) is an Emmy-winning [[Mexican]] <ref>[http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2007/11/29/index.php?section=espectaculos&article=a12n1esp Mexican] In Spanish.</ref> - American actor and director. One of his most memorable roles is Lt. Martin Castillo in [[Miami]] Vice.
+'''Edward James Olmos''' (b. Los Angeles 1947) is an Emmy-winning [[Mexican]]-American<ref>[http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2007/11/29/index.php?section=espectaculos&article=a12n1esp Mexican] (in Spanish)</ref> actor and director. One of his most memorable roles is Lt. Martin Castillo in [[Miami]] Vice.
-::''He received an [[Accademy Award]] nomination for "best actor" for his starring role in Stand and Deliver (1988). Most notable of his recent offerings is American Me (1992), which was also his directing debut. But acting, directing and screenwriting are only parts of what he does. Olmos contends he would much rather be known as an [[activist]] than an actor. He devotes much of his time to causes, particularly those focusing on the needs and rights of children. He makes, on average, some 150 personal appearances a year to places where he can reach kids at risk; juvenile halls, detention centers, boys/girls clubs, schools. Anywhere he can get across his message that "we all have a choice" about where life takes us. He stresses the importance of education, the risks of gang life and tries to promote the notion of taking responsibility for one's own actions and one's own happiness in life.'' <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/bio Biography]</ref>
+::''He received an [[Academy Award]] nomination for "best actor" for his starring role in Stand and Deliver (1988). Most notable of his recent offerings is American Me (1992), which was also his directing debut. But acting, directing and screenwriting are only parts of what he does. Olmos contends he would much rather be known as an [[activist]] than an actor. He devotes much of his time to causes, particularly those focusing on the needs and rights of children. He makes, on average, some 150 personal appearances a year to places where he can reach kids at risk; juvenile halls, detention centers, boys/girls clubs, schools. Anywhere he can get across his message that "we all have a choice" about where life takes us. He stresses the importance of education, the risks of gang life and tries to promote the notion of taking responsibility for one's own actions and one's own happiness in life.'' <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/bio Biography]</ref>
 Olmos is now married to actress Lymari Nadal. He is currently starring in the Sci Fi Channel's, "''Battlestar Galactica''," and he most recently finished directing "''Walkout''", and "''Battlestar Galactica''".

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 ::''He received an [[Accademy Award]] nomination for "best actor" for his starring role in Stand and Deliver (1988). Most notable of his recent offerings is American Me (1992), which was also his directing debut. But acting, directing and screenwriting are only parts of what he does. Olmos contends he would much rather be known as an [[activist]] than an actor. He devotes much of his time to causes, particularly those focusing on the needs and rights of children. He makes, on average, some 150 personal appearances a year to places where he can reach kids at risk; juvenile halls, detention centers, boys/girls clubs, schools. Anywhere he can get across his message that "we all have a choice" about where life takes us. He stresses the importance of education, the risks of gang life and tries to promote the notion of taking responsibility for one's own actions and one's own happiness in life.'' <ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001579/bio Biography]</ref>
-Olmos is now married to actress Lymari Nadal. He is currently starring in the Sci Fi Channel's, "''Battlestar Galactica''," and he most recently finished directing ''Walkout'', a movie.
+Olmos is now married to actress Lymari Nadal. He is currently starring in the Sci Fi Channel's, "''Battlestar Galactica''," and he most recently finished directing "''Walkout''", and "''Battlestar Galactica''".
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	'''Edward James Olmos''' (b. Los Angeles 1947) is an Emmy-winning [[Mexican]] <ref>[http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2007/11/29/index.php?section=espectaculos&article=a12n1esp Mexican] In Spanish.</ref> - American actor and director. One of his most memorable roles is Lt. Martin Castillo in [[Miami]] Vice.		'''Edward James Olmos''' (b. Los Angeles 1947) is an Emmy-winning [[Mexican]] <ref>[http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2007/11/29/index.php?section=espectaculos&article=a12n1esp Mexican] In Spanish.</ref> - American actor and director. One of his most memorable roles is Lt. Martin Castillo in [[Miami]] Vice.