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Danny Pino (nascido em 15 de abril de 1974 em Miami, Florida, EUA) é um
ator estadunidense, descendente de cubanos, atualmente parte do elenco
da série de TV Cold Case.
Em maio de 2003, Pino interpretou Desi Arnaz em um especial da CBS sobre
a vida de Lucille Ball, Lucy. Pino se formou na Florida International
University em 1996, onde era também membro da irmandade Sigma Phi
Epsilon.
Um de seus mais controversos papéis foi o do líder de gangue,
traficante e estuprador mexicano Armadillo Quintero no drama para a TV a
cabo The Shield.
O personagem é notório pelo estupro de uma bela garota, namorada do líder
da gangue rival, pelo estupro da irmã caçula de uma testemunha, por
queimar suas vítimas até a morte e por negociar heroína com
adolescentes. Danny também apareceu em The Lost City, dirigido por Andy
Garcia e no qual estrelavam Dustin Hoffman e Bill Murray. Participou
também do filme Flicka, que lançou Tim Mcgraw.
Pino e sua esposa, Lilly, têm dois filhos: Luca Daniel, nascido em 15
de fevereiro de 2006, e Julian Franco, nascido em 5 de junho de 2007.
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Danny Pino (born on 15 April 1974 in Miami, Florida, U.S.) is an American actor of Cuban descent, currently appearing on the TV series Cold Case. In May of 2003, Pino had played Desi Arnaz in a CBS special on the life of Lucille Ball, Lucy: The Lucille Ball Story. Pino graduated from Florida International University in 1996, where he was also a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. One of his most riveting performances was as Mexican drug lord, rapist, and gang leader Armadillo Quintero on the cable drama series The Shield. The character is notorious for the rape of a pretty blond blue eyed rival gang leader's girlfriend, the rape of the child sister of someone who was going to testify, burning his victims to death, and dealing heroin samples to grade school kids. Danny has also appeared in The Lost City, which was directed by Andy Garcia and featured Dustin Hoffman and Bill Murray. He is also in the movie Flicka which featured Tim McGraw. Danny also appeared in one episode of CSI: NY in a crossover with Cold Case.
Pino and his wife, Lilly, have two sons—Luca Daniel, born February 15, 2006, and Julian Franco, born June 5, 2007.
He worked for Roxy Productions touring on Baby Faire and was a part of the Roxy Performing Arts Center in Miami where his niece and nephews take drama classes.
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Danny Pino (born on 15 April 1974 in Miami, Florida, U.S.) is an American actor of Cuban descent, currently appearing on the TV series Cold Case. In May of 2003, Pino had played Desi Arnaz in a CBS special on the life of Lucille Ball, Lucy: The Lucille Ball Story. Pino graduated from Florida International University in 1996, where he was also a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. One of his most riveting performances was as Mexican drug lord, rapist, and gang leader Armadillo Quintero on the cable drama series The Shield. The character is notorious for the rape of a pretty blond blue eyed rival gang leader's girlfriend, the rape of the child sister of someone who was going to testify, burning his victims to death, and dealing heroin samples to grade school kids. Danny has also appeared in The Lost City, which was directed by Andy Garcia and featured Dustin Hoffman and Bill Murray. He is also in the movie Flicka which featured Tim McGraw. Danny also appeared in one episode of CSI: NY in a crossover with Cold Case.