brabham74 I actually read that he asked for Tuco to be killed because the intensity of playing him was exhausting. Maybe after he rested for a while he was ready to go back in Better call Saul
Nope. Walter Whyte. His character was mystifying. The deep contemplative dreamlike state of the man had you begging to what would become of his world of lies.
That's not "lack of respect", it's called UA-cam-algorithm. And Looper respects the algorithm, so that there is a chance for yt-watcher to find that video in the first place. They respect the actor enough to made a video about him (think about production cost). The youtube algorithm has no human-like feelings.
@@twistingnether5080 how "the guy" is better than "the actor" for the algorithm? Explain yourself. And by the way, if the algorithm has no human feelings, you can post on youtube while having human feelings. It's a choice you have to do, and he choose to disrespect the actor (and not even to have a good algorithm by the way, as I say in first phrase).
Yeah, he probably said Chile and they mistranslated it to Chili. Although, Spanish people do love chili powder, we usually put it on candy and fruits and such.
I honestly think Tuco gave the series validity. He really set the tone going forward. He steals every scene with his unpredictability. Fantastic performance!
Man is an incredible actor. He sold Tuco so well it’s hard to imagine that face as a different person. Even scarier than his performance though, is the fact that there are actually real people like Tuco.
Raymond Cruz as Tuco is one of the most intense, convincing and terrifying actors I have ever seen. whenever Tuco was on the screen EVERYONE else took a backseat, sorry Bryan.
Seriously, he played this role so well that I would be nervous to meet him in person. Lol Even though I know it's just a character he played, he was so convincing it would be scary to come face to face with the actor himself.
not really. when looking at him I always felt he looks calm person. usually he exhibits a look of a person who is really educated or really focused on something like books, or some another subject, they often tend to be nerds types. so I was right about him. the best role for him is a psychopath role than a sociopath role.
His wife literally cost him his role smh. It was a great role he was a genuinely scary guy and I think everyone would agree. I wouldve loved to see more
@@phillipsantana2633 it's almost like he told them to kill off the character because he was done so they literally built the story around his death those few episodes.
When I was 5 years old, I was driving with my dad and we were stopped at a red light. Some guy with a shot gun ran right next to our car, and two cops blew him to oblivion. I saw the entire thing. I am 48 now and that sh*t still haunts me. So, in that respect, I can relate to Cruz.
Breaking Bad was filmed in my hometown, and I thought it was so cool seeing the maroon mini van in season 5 because the crew had rented it from a very close family friend of ours, and he still has it to this day, he may even let me drive it some time. When they took the van to the set my dad went along with our friend and got pictures of the set of the final season before it came out. Also the art director on Better Call Saul contacted my dad asking if he could send them some pictures of his paintings for possible use in season 4. I don't think it's gonna happen because he does pretty small paintings, but it's still so cool to be so close to such an incredible thing that has brought our city so much pride. Best show of all time. Period.
Sad he asked for the character to be offed so early. Simply because Tuco was one of the most intense and sinister villains we've ever seen written for TV and he was so beautifully portrayed by Raymond Cruz. There was never a dull moment when he was around.
I loved it in BCS when Lalo told Don Eladio that Nacho was friends with Tuco, even Don Eladio looked at Nacho with a combination of mild horror and like he was nuts
The Untold Truth About That Guy From That TV Show About The School Teacher Who Turns Into A Drug Lord And There Is a Pizza On The Roof Too And A Turtle Carrying A Head
Davi de Assis I know a guy who knows a guy that knows another guy whom knows a guy that watched this show where a guy meet another guy and do a dynamic duo to kill a feral drug dealer guy.
It worked out really well though. Tuco's the kind of character you can't imagine lasting that long among all the others. It made sense for him to be the first main villain to get killed off.
He gave different explanations for his role as Tuco to be killed off... in interviews he has also stated that he didn't like the character because it's so far from his real personality and made him feel depressed. It's probably a combination of all of them... schedule, wife, personal well being.
@Robert abe... is that a question or a statement? Not sure... But no, they're not making season 4 because it has already been made :) It will start august 6.
I really do appreciate the energy and intensity it took to create "Tuco". Nothing good lasts forever, and Tuco was way too intense to keep up forever. I heard that Mr. Cruz once said the role takes a lot out of him; he did US a favor and I'm thankful for it. Bravo!
What's so scary about Tuco is the fact that he himself doesn't know what he is going to do. He is the total opposite of Gus. He doesn't scheme, he's not organized and he isn't stable. At any moment he could feel offended and kill you, even if your his best friend. One of the best characters ive even seen brough to screen
tuco was just such an unstable and unpredictable character. so when he was on screen, he made everyone feel uneasy. definitly the best choice for the role.
I grew up in East Los too. Seen my first homicide when I was 15. My buddy got stabbed 5 times in a back yard house party. Tried to help but he bled out. That will stay with me forever.
I am still blown away at the energy he put into Tuco. I've watched BB through 4 times and that psychotic nature is so convincing. Damn that show had amazing acting. I should probably watch BCS because Tuco is fascinating to me.
I love the character Tuco for so many reasons. And would love to tell Mr Cruz why and how seeing him play Tuco helped me improve how i see, experience and reflect myself. I think he would hate the character less if he knew about the impact his acting had on me and im confident many more people. Much love from Germany to any fan of Raymond Cruz and Tuco. 😼❤️👊
Christobal Colombo Um... No Raymond Cruz has apeared in alot of films like Training Day and only shitheads would just refer to him to "Tuco" from Breaking Bad. Hell man we was barley in the show,he also didn't have the depth and screen time that was given to Giancarlo Esposito to make him memorable in the same ways.
He has always really stood out to me in the roles I’ve seen him play since the early 90’s. The first performance that really blew me away was his role in Training Day. He was terrifying in that role.
What I really love about some actors and their respective roles is when they portray a character so well that you could almost forget it's all pretend..
It always makes me confused and feel strange when I realize super villain characters I watch on the shows were actually acted. Of course it's a drama, but still, you know.
Raymond Cruz is an amazing actor. I liked watching him play a Detective on The Closer and Major Crimes. I love his eyes and he always does such an excellent job in any role he plays.
What other Breaking Bad actors should we feature next?
Looper Jonathan Banks might be good also!
Jonathan Banks and Bob Odenkirk, those guys are brilliant.
Josh Wilson Yeah, Bob Odenkirk too!
Mike for sure !
U guys for he played a gangster named chuey
Tuco's actor was so good that I was scared of him through the screen.
He reminded me of Faith from Buffy when she went bad. Amazing. And scary.
Me too!!
Same! Creepy AF
Right?! Really good guy irl tho.
People want him in season 6. Bcs
Tuco was the kinda guy you just DONT want as your enemy, actually not even as your friend, dude was so unpredictable.
Steve Parker unless you knew him when he was a kid, he wouldn’t let anyone touch you if that was the case
ticking time bomb
Remember who you're working for.
TheFikri136 So you have chosen death!
I laughed my butt off when I saw him show up in Better Call Saul. Knew those kids were in for a horrible time once he showed up.
He played the role so incredibly well it's hard to believe the Tuco that was terrifying through a screen is actually a book nerd
I laughed when I heard that he's in reality a book nerd xD I was like that can't be...
You know someone has never read a book in their life except for school books when they call book readers nerds.
I swore to god he was a real gangster lol
be careful of the quiet ones.
@@_Wai_Wai_ Something involuntary loners say to themselves to make them look cooler.
his performance is : tight, tight, tight!
Lol
Lol
Jajajaja.
that really reminds me of Tuco
YEA!!
This dude was scary in Breaking Bad. Epic character.
brabham74 I actually read that he asked for Tuco to be killed because the intensity of playing him was exhausting. Maybe after he rested for a while he was ready to go back in Better call Saul
He was great in blood in blood out as well lol, And from dusk til Dawn 2.
Yeah, good actor
Byron Training Day too much!!
Justin LeCroy Damn I forgot about that scene in Training Day..scary dude.
You know you play too well when your wife gets scared of your character..
OMG ITS SAUL!!!
U nail it!!!
You know he's a really great actor if he can do that (make his wife scared of the character).
Maybe he took his work home with him.
Enough.
I believe that Tuco was the character that got people hooked on Breaking Bad.
Chauncey Stewart I could see that!!!
🙋🏻♂️
🙋🏽♂️
Nope. Walter Whyte. His character was mystifying. The deep contemplative dreamlike state of the man had you begging to what would become of his world of lies.
*DAMN MAN LOOK AT THAT LOOK*
His wife didn't like Tuco?
She must have been THRILLED when he reprised his role for Better Call Saul then
Well, that's probably why he got little screen time again in BCS. And like im BB, he really made a name for himself with the little time he had.
I bet she was when she saw his salary
maybe they got divorced
maybe he did it for fans
maybe Tuco wasn’t as scary in the Saul days, & got more dangerous & desperate by the time BrBad & Walt rolled around
Imagine if there was a sitcom where the salamanca family own a restaurant they all make bomb food in the shows
That burrito looked good af lol
Would love to see Lalo in it.
right across the street of Walt and Gale's coffee shop
@@lerafty5116 Lmao what?
Hector of course cooks the "bomb"
"they punkin me tio?"
*DING*
Ding ding Dingg
YAMZA 8 😂😂😂👌🏻
420 Likes
And I’m here
"That degenerate will snort anything he gets his hands on."
-Walter White
So you're going to what? Snort meth off a bowie knife? You're gonna beat your homies to death when they "dis" you?
😂😂😂
tight tight tight
Hates chillies on his stuff.
Classic lines. Do you own the DVD's?
This guy has been around for like 30 years. He was in Blood In Blood Out and also Training Day. He's a really good actor who never blew up.
Ya chuey in blood in blood out es mi carnal
First remember him from The Rock and another good role was in Alien: Resurrection.
Tres puntos
how are they not going to mention Blood in Blood out
@@jonathanrojas4627 3 Puntos is the spot though 😁
"the GUY who played Tuco?" Such lack of respect on that title!
Few people know the name of the actor
@@Psychedel1x that's why the title could be "the ACTOR who played Tuco".
That's not "lack of respect", it's called UA-cam-algorithm. And Looper respects the algorithm, so that there is a chance for yt-watcher to find that video in the first place.
They respect the actor enough to made a video about him (think about production cost).
The youtube algorithm has no human-like feelings.
@@twistingnether5080 how "the guy" is better than "the actor" for the algorithm?
Explain yourself.
And by the way, if the algorithm has no human feelings, you can post on youtube while having human feelings.
It's a choice you have to do, and he choose to disrespect the actor (and not even to have a good algorithm by the way, as I say in first phrase).
Pojo
Tuco: I’m relaxed
Tuco: I’m relaxed
Tuco: I’m rela- 🤛👊
😂😄
DAMN MAN LOOK AT THAT LOOK
Lmao
Did you not see him beat a dude to death for like nothing!?
i feel this comment, damn
So you're telling me that if Mr. Cruz was single during the filming of Breaking Bad we would have seen more of him?
Probably not cuz he still had too much work. A great acting is required a lot where
Something seeing only a limited amount of a character makes them more interesting
We could've yeeted his wife
I saw him say in an interview that the role was something he didn't like to play, hard to get out of that energy.
“Heisenberg says relaaax“
Dana White am relax am relax
🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎 🛎
Dana White, more like Donny Black...
im relaxed. im relaxed. im relax- 🤜
“ You called my abuelita a Biznatch!!!”😡
Raymond Cruz: "...topped with chili and a couple slices of cheese, man it's the best"
Tuco: "I HATE CHILI POWDER!!!!" 👍🏼👍🏼
"those bastards lied to me"
Maybe he uses chilli paste instead
I guess the ‘mom’s chilli’ was more like a salsa, which is completely different thing from chilli
😂😂
Yeah, he probably said Chile and they mistranslated it to Chili.
Although, Spanish people do love chili powder, we usually put it on candy and fruits and such.
I honestly think Tuco gave the series validity. He really set the tone going forward. He steals every scene with his unpredictability. Fantastic performance!
Blue, yellow, pink; Whatever man, just keep bringing me that stuff!
Just remember who your working for
What did you say?
Like they don’t already know that?
I'm just saying, they gotta know they are working for you.
Oh, so you are saying they’re stupid?
Tight Tight Tight
hahahaha :)
Blue Yellow Pink
Whatever just keep bringing me this!
Came for this.
Just remember who you’re working for.
Man is an incredible actor. He sold Tuco so well it’s hard to imagine that face as a different person. Even scarier than his performance though, is the fact that there are actually real people like Tuco.
This dude should've won an Emmy for best supporting actor in a series his character was mesmerizing
Wow ! You are so right ! I never thought of that. The cast was brilliant . I wish many of them had.
Jesus Christ Marie they're not rocks they're minerals.
Sketchy just stop its not funny if it keeps getting overused af
One of these funny details I love about this show. Kept running through my head after I became fascinated with minerals myself ;)
Sketchy These are high quality geodes wtf is wrong with you Marie?!
Not going to lie, Marie gives me a boner...
Sorry Hank.
Taylor Motley glad you could share that useless info with the you tube community.
fun fact: Tuco, Walter White, Jesse, and Hank were all in different episodes of X-Files
Cue x files theme song
Vince Gilligan had been a writer for The X-Files before he created Breaking Bad, so it makes sense that he'd cast people he'd worked with before
Dude that's awesome! I knew the others were but it didn't ever cross my mind that Tuco also played El Chupacabra. That was a memorable episode.
Raymond Cruz as Tuco is one of the most intense, convincing and terrifying actors I have ever seen. whenever Tuco was on the screen EVERYONE else took a backseat, sorry Bryan.
One of the scariest characters of the whole show
Season 5 Walt tho
Carson Brown Walt is scary only when he has time to plan. Tuco will pull up on Walt and turn him to Swiss cheese. Different type of dangerous
The twin brothers was too
Tuco cousins was crazy lol
Walter White Jr too
He terrified me more than anything I've ever seen in a horror movie.
Bit much
Who finds horror movies scry anymore
Props to this guy! He didn’t fall into that life but instead turned his experience to positive life
3:55 Tuco was so scary, he was going to kill that guy because he had one of the bills backwards.
XD
A gangster with ocd lmao
When i saw the title "the untold truth" i was expecting something more shocking than the fact that he likes to cook burritos
Seriously, he played this role so well that I would be nervous to meet him in person. Lol Even though I know it's just a character he played, he was so convincing it would be scary to come face to face with the actor himself.
Lol he is a friend of mine he is super nice, you should meet his brother he’s even scarier but even nicer
@@philswifthere3486 lol, that is pretty ironic.
I've known him from ther closer production he is a very nice man
My left testicle is swollen
not really. when looking at him I always felt he looks calm person. usually he exhibits a look of a person who is really educated or really focused on something like books, or some another subject, they often tend to be nerds types. so I was right about him. the best role for him is a psychopath role than a sociopath role.
His wife literally cost him his role smh. It was a great role he was a genuinely scary guy and I think everyone would agree. I wouldve loved to see more
well energy thing is real tho, might get in your nerves or whatever and he didnt want the role anyway
The timeline of Tuco's demise seemed right Walt and Jesse trapped in fhe desert with this guy and Hank finishes him off .Felt right.
@@phillipsantana2633 it's almost like he told them to kill off the character because he was done so they literally built the story around his death those few episodes.
Except he reprises his role in the prequel
@@cbones8897 Dude I just finished BCS, it's totally worth it. The character development they did on Mike, Gus and Nacho is incredible.
When I was 5 years old, I was driving with my dad and we were stopped at a red light. Some guy with a shot gun ran right next to our car, and two cops blew him to oblivion. I saw the entire thing. I am 48 now and that sh*t still haunts me. So, in that respect, I can relate to Cruz.
So sorry you are having trauma with that experience but damn, you are already driving at 5 y/o :o
@Homie252no his dad probably drived
Tuco and Gus where just amazing characters have yet to see a show with performances like theirs.
Mark McGaugh the whole cast down to the little boy watching TV! Fantastic show!
Theodore bagwell out performed them both
Gus in the boys tv show
Scofield
Breaking Bad was filmed in my hometown, and I thought it was so cool seeing the maroon mini van in season 5 because the crew had rented it from a very close family friend of ours, and he still has it to this day, he may even let me drive it some time. When they took the van to the set my dad went along with our friend and got pictures of the set of the final season before it came out. Also the art director on Better Call Saul contacted my dad asking if he could send them some pictures of his paintings for possible use in season 4. I don't think it's gonna happen because he does pretty small paintings, but it's still so cool to be so close to such an incredible thing that has brought our city so much pride. Best show of all time. Period.
So you know the owner of the maroon mini van? I need a dust filter for a Hoover Max extract pressure pro model 60. Can you help me with that?
Sad he asked for the character to be offed so early. Simply because Tuco was one of the most intense and sinister villains we've ever seen written for TV and he was so beautifully portrayed by Raymond Cruz. There was never a dull moment when he was around.
I remember him from Training Day "Yeah! I had my shit pushed in big time Bro! Hahahaha!"
markyncole lololloloooll great scene and movie
I was thing the same thong
Yep-idy; the bath tub scene; were going to blast your ass; try not to make too much of a mess for us scene......?
Chuy from Blood In Blood Out
The mailman who hears Gizmo humming on Gremlins 2
Wow he's such a great underrated actor... because you can feel the fear while he's playing tuco... it's so unpredictable... i loved it
The dudes actually a fantastic actor
He was incredible as Tuco, another perfect cast for a perfect show
I loved it in BCS when Lalo told Don Eladio that Nacho was friends with Tuco, even Don Eladio looked at Nacho with a combination of mild horror and like he was nuts
The Untold Truth About That Guy From That TV Show About The School Teacher Who Turns Into A Drug Lord And There Is a Pizza On The Roof Too And A Turtle Carrying A Head
i legit laughed at this xD
Sounds about right
Oh, that guy.... I like that guy.
Davi de Assis I know a guy who knows a guy that knows another guy whom knows a guy that watched this show where a guy meet another guy and do a dynamic duo to kill a feral drug dealer guy.
and his brother in law's wife who mistakes minerals with rocks
Maybe his wife should learn to separate fiction from reality!
IKR!! She's lucky he's that nice. People would kill for that role
Willie D. Washington no he was bringing that character home with him
You bring your work home. He was working seven days a week. Essentially the energy of Tuco was still present
It worked out really well though. Tuco's the kind of character you can't imagine lasting that long among all the others. It made sense for him to be the first main villain to get killed off.
Thank You!
"You tryna say that he's stupid"😂😂
-Tuco
He was super skinny in “training day” then bulked up for “breaking bad” sick actor.
wait he was in training day?
He’s the dude who says “yeah man I got my shit pushed in! Bigtime!”
Training Day was 7 years before.
He gave different explanations for his role as Tuco to be killed off... in interviews he has also stated that he didn't like the character because it's so far from his real personality and made him feel depressed. It's probably a combination of all of them... schedule, wife, personal well being.
micglou He is amazing tho
More than amazing, he was perfect in that role... when he first appeared in Better Call Saul I actually let out a loud 'YES! He's back!'.
micglou are they making a season four
@Robert abe... is that a question or a statement? Not sure... But no, they're not making season 4 because it has already been made :) It will start august 6.
micglou yes it was a question dummy. How tf did you manage to be a smartass 😂
I really do appreciate the energy and intensity it took to create "Tuco". Nothing good lasts forever, and Tuco was way too intense to keep up forever.
I heard that Mr. Cruz once said the role takes a lot out of him; he did US a favor and I'm thankful for it. Bravo!
Change the title to his real name and show some Respect. This video is hypocritical otherwise.
Maybe the video won't get as many views.
Stfu
no one would watch it then lol
@@ArunKumar-dv8zw well they could have it in a parenthesis then
It could be "The Untold Truth About Raymond Cruz, The Guy Who Played Tuco On Breaking Bad"
Can't believe they didn't mention him in Blood in Blood out as Chuey.
oraley!!
FINALLY A COMMENT THAT SAID IT!
Omg that’s why he looked so familiar.
What's so scary about Tuco is the fact that he himself doesn't know what he is going to do. He is the total opposite of Gus. He doesn't scheme, he's not organized and he isn't stable. At any moment he could feel offended and kill you, even if your his best friend. One of the best characters ive even seen brough to screen
Solid actor, has been around a long time. Finally getting recognition.
Bro he played so well the bad crazy guy at Breaking Bad that I can't see him in a different prospective.
that’s my blood 2nd cousin. I’m hella proud of him of where he started vs now. Love you Primo!! 💯
I really liked tucos dressing style 😆
He had that late 90's The Rock shirts is was dope
He was a boss
Blood In Blood Out...👌🏾🎬🎥
Shaun Sevon for real?
ya he played chewy, "
Damn, I need to rewatch that movie
think its spelt chuey
Chewy? Es mi carnal!
Working two gigs like that, it must have been a challenge not to let the traits of one character leak into the other accidentally.
Dont forget about “Blood In Blood Out”
Thank you , I was looking for someone to recognize him in that movie
Facts
Chuey vato loco forever Savedra... "Tres puntos are gonna pay BIG TIME!!!"
Chuy!
Training Day!
"El Chuy? Chuy, es mi carnal".
Joaquin Amaro I don't want his chop....I want his life!
Chicano uturnnnn
"There's some vatos you should meet."
RazorFin Ese la Onda don't shine shoes.
Joaquin Amaro Cocaine is America's cup of coffee.
tuco was just such an unstable and unpredictable character. so when he was on screen, he made everyone feel uneasy. definitly the best choice for the role.
I grew up in East Los too. Seen my first homicide when I was 15. My buddy got stabbed 5 times in a back yard house party. Tried to help but he bled out. That will stay with me forever.
UNTOLD TRUTH OF TUCO FROM BREAKING BAD - he loves to cook
DONOVAN XD lol
XD Ding
when describing burritos, you don’t need to tell us it’s “hand-crafted,” we’ll do the math.
I am still blown away at the energy he put into Tuco. I've watched BB through 4 times and that psychotic nature is so convincing. Damn that show had amazing acting. I should probably watch BCS because Tuco is fascinating to me.
Tucos laugh alone could indicate what type of person he was. What an actor!
I love the character Tuco for so many reasons. And would love to tell Mr Cruz why and how seeing him play Tuco helped me improve how i see, experience and reflect myself. I think he would hate the character less if he knew about the impact his acting had on me and im confident many more people.
Much love from Germany to any fan of Raymond Cruz and Tuco.
😼❤️👊
The acting on this show was as good as I've ever seen, and this guy is no different. Did an awesome job playing a drug lord.
His name is Raymond Cruz...
His name is Robert Paulson.
his name is not important...
He will always be remembered as Tuco, just like the who played Zack on saved by the will always be remembered as Zack
Christobal Colombo
His name is Robert Paulson.
I thought it was Mark-Paul Gosselaar
Christobal Colombo Um... No Raymond Cruz has apeared in alot of films like Training Day and only shitheads would just refer to him to "Tuco" from Breaking Bad. Hell man we was barley in the show,he also didn't have the depth and screen time that was given to Giancarlo Esposito to make him memorable in the same ways.
So we're going to ignore the fact that he played Chuey in "Blood In, Blood Out" when he was younger in 1993???
that was a good movie
It’s so weird to see that ruthless drug lords in TV shows are actually really nice and down to earth guys in real life.
"Who are you fighting?"
"Tres Puntos!!!"
know what i mean jellybean?
He has always really stood out to me in the roles I’ve seen him play since the early 90’s. The first performance that really blew me away was his role in Training Day. He was terrifying in that role.
I don’t think I’ve ever been as scared of a character on TV as I have with Tuco.
His wife said “relaaaaax”
What I really love about some actors and their respective roles is when they portray a character so well that you could almost forget it's all pretend..
When he loses it about gonzo selling him out... honestly I think it’s right up there with some of Aaron Paul’s and Bryan Cranston’s best scenes.
Came looking for this comment!
If not better.
His tuco acting was so scary that even his wife started to believed it. Damn good acting!
I also like his role in Clear and Present Danger
You wouldn't believe it's still him
That show was filled with great performances.
yup...bill burr...those hitmen brothers...
creepy!!!!!
yes
“I had my **** shit pushed in BIG TIME BRO!!!”
Tuco in Training Day
He played in Alien 4 and Deep Space 9 too
Major Grin *training day*
Blood in, blood out
Wait really DS9. How?
yes in an episode of season 7. he was a Federation soldier who went crazy from being stuck on a planet for too long
And in Season 4 of X-files
I liked him in Alien Resurrection. Dude almost survived the movie, lol.
That was an excellent short on this actor. I really enjoyed this clip!
He's a great actor. He was really good in Cleveland Abduction too.
It always makes me confused and feel strange when I realize super villain characters I watch on the shows were actually acted. Of course it's a drama, but still, you know.
He found the tranquility he wanted that he never had in his childhood
He was also in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's "The Siege of AR-558"
Dude was phenomenal. Stole every scene he was in! I wish I'd see him in more stuff.
When he put out the cigarette with his tongue, I was absolutely amazed.
How is this "untold truth"? Just look up is biography on the internet.
He was AWESOME as Tuco. I liked the show before he entered but once he did I was sold, completely. Absolutely awesome job he did. Best show ever!
Raymond Cruz is an amazing actor. I liked watching him play a Detective on The Closer and Major Crimes. I love his eyes and he always does such an excellent job in any role he plays.
*TUCO'S TACOS* rolls off the tongue so well.
0:55 Reaction to a 12-year-old witnessing a real life homicide = "Yikes."
Ain't no fucking way she just said "Yikes" after that 0:49
He was in blood in blood out also
was he
yea he was a the guy doin heroin with his cousin the painter
Chewy
how dare you forget him in blood in blood out “VL for life” lol
Scarier than Gus, he’s an absolute maniac, Gus is just very powerful.
“Just remember who your working for”, “tuco- are you calling me stupid?!” Tuco beats his guy to death🤦♂️
The tuco episodes really disturbed me