2006
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Hace 2 días · HBO's celebrated miniseries Band of Brothers is full of powerful moments that continue to resonate long after the series first aired, yet 23 years on – and 80 years after the event itself – the show's D-Day episode remains one of its most effective. After completing their grueling training under David Schwimmer's draconian Captain Sobel in the show's opening, Easy Company board dozens of ...
Hace 2 días · The main cast includes Aaron Stanford as James Cole, Amanda Schull as Cassandra Railly, Kirk Acevedo as José Ramse, Barbara Sukowa as Katarina Jones, Emily Hampshire as Jennifer Goines, Todd Stashwick as Deacon, Noah Bean as Aaron Marker, and Alisen Down as Olivia Kirschner.
Hace 3 días · Kirk Acevedo as Ricardo Diaz (season 7; recurring: season 6), a drug lord recently released from incarceration who terrorizes Star City, and targets Oliver. Acevedo was promoted to series regular for season seven.
Hace 2 días · Whether you're interested in animated aliens, off-kilter procedurals, dark comedy, or space exploration, you'll find several solid selections with EW's picks for the best sci-fi TV series ...
Hace 5 días · Kirk Acevedo who plays Charlie Francis is known for his roles in The Dawn of the Planet of Apes and The Thin Red Line. He has also played key characters in series like Oz, Arrow, and 12...
Hace 2 días · WHAT IT IS: Miniseries starring Damian Lewis, Kirk Acevedo, Scott Grimes, Donnie Wahlberg, Ron Livingstone, David Schwimmer and Dexter Fletcher, with Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks as executive producers PLOT: The show follows Easy Company of the US Army 101st Airborne Division and their missions in Europe across World War Two.
Hace 4 días · At the same time, new enemies emerge, initially led by terrorist hacker Cayden James (Michael Emerson), who allies himself with various criminals including drug dealer Ricardo Diaz (Kirk Acevedo), metahuman vigilante Vincent Sobel (portrayed by Johann Urb, voiced by an uncredited Mick Wingert when masked), Russian mobster Anatoly ...
