Richard Yniguez

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Richard Yniguez
Born
Richard Yniguez

(1946-12-08) December 8, 1946 (age 77)
NationalityAmerican
Occupation(s) Actor, director
Years active1968-present

Richard Yniguez (born December 8, 1946) is an American actor and director mainly known for Boulevard Nights , [1] [2] [3] What's Cooking? and The Deadly Tower .

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Film

YearShow TitleRoleEpisode / Notes
1974 Together Brothers Vega
1975 The Deadly Tower Ramiro Martinez
1979 Boulevard Nights Raymond Avila
1985 La Negrita: the Miracle of Our Lady of Los Angeles Don Diego
1999 Judgment Day Old Priest
2000 Chain of Command Michael Valdez (as Richard Yñiquez)
What's Cooking? Robert Avila
2005 Meet Me in Miami Julio
2009 B-Girl Father Rivera
MiracleCarlos Mendez
2014Pretty RosebudFather Antonio
2015Ole SparkyFather Rodriguez

Television

YearTitleRoleNotes
1968Canción de la razaYoungest Brother
1970TribesSanchezmade-for-TV movie
1973 Hawaii 5-0 Carlos RojasS6 E10 A Bullet for El Diablo
1973 Room 222 Tony RodriguezS5 E4 No Island Is An Island
1973 Barnaby Jones Sergeant J.J. Stoner"Murder-Go-Round"
1981 Simon & Simon 'Chuy'"Details at Eleven"
1983 The A-Team Daniel Running Bear"When Are You Comin' Back, Range Rider?" Part 1 and 2
Hart to Hart Jack Corey"Long Lost Love"
1984 Simon & Simon Eladio Sanchez"Double Play"
Dynasty Ernesto Pinero"The Ring"
Scarecrow and Mrs. King 'El Lagarto'"I Am Not Now, nor Have I Ever Been... a Spy"
Trapper John, M.D. Mark Petrie"Send in the Clowns"
Blue Thunder Hector Dorado"Skydiver"
Mama Malone Father Jose Silva(13 episodes)
Rituals Carlos
Cagney & Lacey Arturo Perez"Unusual Occurrence"
1985 Hill Street Blues Officer Rivera"Queen for a Day"
Airwolf Gustavo"Jennie"
La Negrita: the Miracle of Our Lady of Los AngelesDon Diego
1986 Blacke's Magic Sergeant Diaz"Prisoner of Paradise"
Simon & Simon Peruvian Bandit"Eye of the Beholder"
MacGyver Emilio (as Richard Yñiguez)"The Assassin"
Gone to Texas General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna TV movie
1987 Ohara Detective Jesse Guerrera(11 episodes)
1988 The Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission Roberto Echevarria (as Richard Yñiguez)TV movie
Supercarrier Fraguela"Rest and Revolution"
1989 Father Dowling Mysteries Private Eye"The Mafia Priest Mystery: Part 1"
Jake Spanner, Private Eye Ben NunezTV movie
Crime of CrimesPaco Mendoza
1990Tulare City LimitsUnknown
The Flash Peter Paul Aguilar"Double Vision"
Hunter Lieutenant David Garner / Raul Marino / Raul Mariano"Rape and Revenge: Part 1" (1985)
"Rape and Revenge: Part 2" (1985)
"High Noon in L.A."(1986)
"Oh, the Shark Bites!" (1990)
Zorro Warrior Angry Eyes / Shonay / Casey Hawkes"The Bounty Hunters" (1990)
"Turning the Tables" (1992)
"Ultimate Justice" (1992)
1991 Midnight Caller Father Rogelio Miramontes"Uninvited Guests"
1993Firestorm: 72 Hours in OaklandCaptain DeLunaTV movie
I Can Make You Love Me Lieutenant GrijalvaTV movie
Rio Diablo'Chuy'TV movie
Murder, She Wrote Sergeant Ignacio Delcanto (as Richard Yñiguez)"A Virtual Murder"
1994Confessions: Two Faces of EvilDetective ChristiansonTV movie
1995 Live Shot Chief Manny Padilla

"Day One"

Land's End Mr. Lugo

"Day of the Dead"

1996 The Sentinel Sandoval"Flight"
The Burning Zone First Officer Espinoza (as Richard Yñiguez)"Night Flight"
1997 Pacific Blue Eduardo Galvez"Black Pearl"
Nash Bridges Tony Sanchez"Inside Out"
The Second Civil War Javier ClarkTV movie
1998 413 Hope St. UnknownFalling
Babylon 5 Montoya"Darkness Ascending"
"Meditations on the Abyss"
1999Judgment DayOld PriestVideo
2000A Family in Crisis: The Elian Gonzales StoryUnknownTV movie
Frankie & HazelAntonio Perez (as Richard Yñiguez)TV movie
2001 Carmen: A Hip Hopera DickTV movie
Mysterious Ways Javier"A Time to Every Purpose"
2002 Law & Order: Dead on the Money Carlos Ortiz (voice)Video Game
2003 CSI: Miami Lorenzo Escalante (as Richard Yñiguez)"Simple Man"
The Shield Jesus Latigo"Co-Pilot"
2004 She Spies Pedro Santiago"Family Reunion"
2005 Medical Investigation Unknown"Mission La Roca: Part 2"
2008YlseHector Sr.

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References

  1. "Richard Yniguez, The Original Boulevard Knight - Part 45228". Herald de Paris. Retrieved January 9, 2018.
  2. Berumen, F.J.G. (2014). Latino Image Makers in Hollywood: Performers, Filmmakers and Films Since the 1960s. McFarland, Incorporated, Publishers. p. 320. ISBN   978-1-4766-1411-3 . Retrieved January 9, 2018.
  3. Maltin, L. (2014). Leonard Maltin's 2015 Movie Guide. Penguin Publishing Group. p. 296. ISBN   978-0-698-18361-2 . Retrieved January 9, 2018.
Demetria Fulton previewed Richard Yniguez in Barnaby Jones; episode titled, "Murder Go-Round" (04/15/1973).