Luis Contreras Net Worth is
$16 Million

Mini Biography

The son of actor Roberto Contreras, character actor Luis Contreras was created on Sept 18, 1950. Slim and wiry, frequently sporting scores of frizzy hair and drooping mustache, along with his piercing dark eye and angular encounter Contreras ranged between portraying numerous criminals and cops. Contreras produced his film debut like a Federale in Steven Spielberg’s fantastic science fiction traditional “Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind.” He also popped up as a zoot suiter in Spielberg’s amusing all-star humor “1941.” Contreras regularly acted in films for movie director Walter Hill: “The Lengthy Riders,” “48 HRS.,””Great Prejudice,” “Crimson Warmth,” “Geronimo: An American Story,” and “Last Man Standing up.” Contreras was specifically memorable being a grocery store protection safeguard in the cult traditional sci-fi black humor “Repo Man,” the vicious ringleader of the gang of cocaine cowboys in “STANDALONE,” a hostile eye-patched biker in the delightfully madcap “Pee-wee’s Big Experience,” and a deranged homeless guy who terrorizes a trio of teenage young ladies in the “A Evening out” bout of the greatly exciting horror anthology “After Midnight.” Contreras also do guest performances on it displays “CHiPs,” “Quincy M.E.,” “T.J. Hooker,” “Knight Rider,” “Riptide,” “Hill Road Blues,” “Simon & Simon,” “Evening Courtroom,” “Hunter,” “Matlock,” and “Carnivale”, frequently functioning through the 1970s and 1980s. Luis Contreras passed away of cancer on the tragically early age of 53 on June 20, 2004.

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