Resurrection Blvd.

Série télévisée
2000–2002
TV-14
1h

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Elizabeth Peña, Michael DeLorenzo, Nicholas Gonzalez, Marisol Nichols, and Tony Plana in Resurrection Blvd. (2000)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDaily troubles and triumphs of a struggling caring Latino family.Daily troubles and triumphs of a struggling caring Latino family.Daily troubles and triumphs of a struggling caring Latino family.

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7,3/10

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Stars

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Prix
- 10 victoires et 10 nominations au total

Épisodes53

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HautLes mieux cotés3 saisons3 ans

Photos6

Rôles principaux99+

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Ruth Livier

Yolanda Santiago

Nicholas Gonzalez

Alex Santiago

Daniel Zacapa

Ruben Santiago

Marisol Nichols

Victoria Santiago

Mauricio Mendoza

Miguel Santiago

Tony Plana

Roberto Santiago

Michael DeLorenzo

Carlos Santiago

Elizabeth Peña

Bibi Corrales

Frank C. Williams

Policeman

Ray Wise

Jack Mornay

Paul Moncrief

Boxer

Douglas Spain

Tommy Corrales…

Jacqueline Pinol

Olivia Solano…

Leon

Lawrence Hill

Esai Morales

Paco Corrales

Glynn Turman

Bobby Davis

Lawrence Monoson

Joey 'The Rock' Manelli

Seidy Lopez

Cynthia Limon

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
Michael DeLorenzo reprised his character Carlos Santiago in Tunnel Vision (2008).

Citations
Tommy Corrales: I don't know what's worse about being gay... Not being able to talk to my father, or *having* to talk to my mother about what handbag goes with her shoes.

Connexions
Featured in Class Dismissed: How TV Frames the Working Class (2005)

Commentaires des utilisateurs12

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It is refreshing and unique...

I am glad that Michael DeLorenzo has a lasting role in something he seems to love. The show is refreshing, unique and keeps you wondering 'what next'? What also makes it great to watch is each character has their own ups and downs, they are humans, not just acting parts, in a fun but real way. It started a little sketchy but it is working the kinks out now into the 4th episode. I wish it could last longer then 22 shows because it has promise and it is building it's characters. I hope this does a lot for Michael's ego after leaving NYU, he should be one happy Latino now!! Now if they'll only let him direct some episodes.......