#Hank Moreno

[mowaishva]

i don’t know why im curious about mariabella and hanks relationship like

are they both evil!!! are they due for divorce!!!

it’s 2am maybe i should stop thinking about straight people

[drdt-headcanons]

mariabella and hank have (or had, dunno their canon relationship status) a sweet morticia and gomez addams like relationship

:)

[a-student-out-of-time]

Headcanons for J’s parents

Mariabella Rosales

She’s around the same age as the residents of Class 79, meaning she was old enough to have seen and lived through The Tragedy.

Even at a young age, she was a prominent actress. She appeared in ads and commercials before getting a serious start in shows and, eventually movies.

She developed a rivalry with fellow actress Emma Magorobi over the latter getting the role of Holly Queen, which Mariabella felt she deserved.

As a teenager, I imagine- personality and appearance-wise- she’s similar to Mika from Persona 5.

She’s the epitome of a spoiled actress, especially as she rose to become a movie star. Numerous people have said she’s very hard to work with, but she’s so good at what she rarely gets called out on it.

Mariabella also has no problem dragging her kids into publicity schemes, signing them up for things against their will or dragging them out into public, and guilt-tripping the hell out of them for not going along with it.

She’s incredibly vain and performative, and often uses her looks or her status to get what she wants. This was a view she tried to extend to J, dressing her up and everything, which only made her despise “girly things” in general.

Hank Moreno

Physically, I imagine he’s a big dude and looks kinda like Charlie from Twilight, but with a bit more facial hair.

Hank came from a fairly poor family, but he managed to get through high school, where he found he really excelled in theater. He was so successful that he decided to pursue a producing movies.

It was on one of his projects that he met Mariabella, who’d recently risen to prominence, and who he really took a liking to. The two of them started dating shortly afterward, which the press was quick to follow. They were all over the headlines when they announced their engagement.

Hank didn’t really know how to be a dad at first, so when J and Ryan were born, he had a fairly awkward relationship with them, since Mariabella was a lot more interested in it. Still, he tried to be a good to them however he could.

As J got older, and grew increasingly sick of her mother, she gravitated more toward her father and his work. He was happy to teach her everything he knew, and she found she really enjoyed her father’s company more, especially since he wasn’t dictating her life.

As a teenager, around the same time J admitted she wanted to cut ties with her mother, Hank could see how negatively all of this was affecting her and decided to talk to Mariabella about it. While the public doesn’t know it, the two of them separated shortly afterward.

Whenever they come over, Hank has tried using other pronouns at J’s request, which he’s not the best at, but he’s trying to do whatever makes J comfortable. No matter who J wants to be, he promised he’d always support their decisions.

J’s hoodie was a gift from him.

[beyourselfchulanmaria]

pour leo moreno et silvia zotto

"danser comme ses pieds"

ne relève pas de la raillerie.

Ce couple de danseurs qui livre cette performance magique…

… fait partie d'un collectif pop-up italien appelé "Il grande piano".

La troupe s'est inspiré de la fameuse scène du film "Big", guand un Tom Hanks, en grand enfant, Séduit les clients d'un magasin de jouets… … lors d'un show aussi sensationnel que bluffant.

Le génie créatif de Manuel Benyacar à réussi a recréer le piano géant.

Depuis, le groupe d'artistes sillone les rues italiennes, de numéro en numéro, de succès en succès.

[maellslut]

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[hayleymarriedjakurai]

dunno if this was confirmed or not but do you know where j gets the "moreno" part in her name? i always wondered if it had any sort of deeper meaning or if she made it so starkly different from her birth-given last name to distance herself from her past

she took it from her dad! hank moreno

[softearz]

𝑀𝐴𝑆𝑇𝐸𝑅𝐿𝐼𝑆𝑇. ౨ৎ

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𝐸𝑉𝐸𝑁𝑇𝑆.

nineteen eighty nine — the anthology

𝐹𝑅𝐼𝐸𝑁𝐷𝑆.

rachel green. joey tribbiani. chandler bing. monica geller. phoebe buffay. ross geller.

𝐻𝐴𝑅𝑅𝑌 𝑃𝑂𝑇𝑇𝐸𝑅.

draco malfoy. harry potter. ron weasley. hermione granger. luna lovegood.

𝑀𝐴𝑅𝑉𝐸𝐿.

peter quill. peter parker. wanda maximoff. loki laufeyson. pietro maximoff. scott lang. natasha romanoff. gamora.

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wade wilson. peter maximoff. logan howlett. jean grey. kurt wagner. storm. rogue. hank mccoy. scott summers. mystique. charles xavier. erik lehnsherr

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[xxxjarchiexxx]

top 9 reads of the final quarter!! Tagged by @librarycards

I've had a weird as hell reading year and would not have guessed a light novel, a romcom, and notes app poetry would end up being so important to me but. Here we are! this year has been dedicated to me realizing how much i love genres i used to think i hated.

Starling House by Alix E Harrow - gothic fantasy with a strong romance subplot about belonging and small town life and trauma, it did everything i wanted and more and made me care so much that i got mad at special edition art being inaccurate. He would not fucking wear that....

Pretty Boys are Poisonous by Megan Fox - she treated notes app poetry as a genre and it resonated with me idk man i get her!

Chalice of the Gods by Rick Riordan - i will read anything rick writes and most of the time i love it, this is the first time we've gotten to see low stakes questing and i LOVED it

The Poppy War trilogy - i read all 3 of the books in the same month and love them all so bad, i just downloaded the burning god to represent the series. brilliant historical fantasy

An Absolutely Remarkable Thing by Hank Green - very voicey scifi but it landed so well for me, especially the main characters arc around self image and how she treats others

The Glow by Jessie Gaynor - one of those very very very slightly weird contemporary litfic about the wellness industry books which is one of my favorite subgenres, reads like a loving satire of the victims of That Girl mentality

Chainsaw Man Buddy Stories - does the cast of chainsaw man know how i love them. the last story made me cry like a little baby

Delilah Green Doesn't Care by Ashley Herring Parker - i mean it's a sapphic romcom, with believable characters and chemistry and character arcs i really enjoyed. the other two books aren't really good at all i had to dnf the third but this first one!

The Daughter of Doctor Moreau by Silvia Moreno-Garcia - smg always hits right and this was no exception, the world building of the weird sort of scifi was amazing, and i loved the way indigenous liberation and colonization weave in seamlessly to the plot, i have some minor qualms but overall it stuck with me and i really loved the writing and characters

[julie-finlay]

Finlay Friday

12x21: "Dune and Gloom", script extracts. Meta under the cut.

Thoughts here instead of the tags because I ran on even by my own standards.

There isn't a lot of Finn in this episode, but the changes between the script and aired version are interesting to me!!

The first two gifs are cut dialogue over the scene as-aired, which is all science. The brother reference threw me because I’m sure the only time he's mentioned on-air is in "The Last Ride", right at the end of the run. But 16yo Finn somehow both trying to impress and briefly unaware she's being hit on by her older brother's friends is v cute???

The dialogue with Moreno only changes slightly, from “My place sounds good to me. […] You make the breakfast this time”, to “Okay, so we'll do it at your place tonight, and um, I'll call you if I'm going to be late”. It’s only a subtle shift, and the tone is still outrageously flirtatious, but it’s a degree less personal/more transactional, and I feel like it helps in establishing the nature of the relationship. We know from “Homecoming” that Finn is in a ‘sneaking-out-in-the-middle-of-the-night’, “it’s so much hotter when you don’t talk” place when it comes to relationships, and I just don't see her—at this point, anyway—as willingly inviting someone into her space and making them breakfast in the morning.

AND THEN THE HENRY SCENE. The difference here is:

Aired:

Finn: "Athrok the Conqueror". That dragon movie. You know it's not in theatres anymore, and I'm pretty sure it didn't come out on DVD because I wanted to see that. Henry: Wait, you-you like fantasy movies? Finn: Yeah! I saw Lord of the Rings like forty times. Henry: That's awesome.

Script:

Finn: "Athrok the Conqueror"? Cheesy fantasy movie, right? Not in theaters anymore. Not on DVD yet. (OFF Henry, admits) Guy I'm seeing digs dragons. And I dig him.

The whole tone is different, shifting from a reluctant admission that she's researched lame movies for a guy she's into, to genuine enthusiasm for something she's passionate and unashamed about. Love that for her!!

Finn being a fantasy nerd has been part of my understanding of who she is for so long, that to see that was originally written as 'liking Moreno so much she'll research dragon movies for him' FELT WRONG. It's only a few lines but it's such a cute scene and I'm very glad they changed it, for two reasons really. One being that Finn and Henry are adorable in s12??? This woman only moves to Vegas after 12x14, and by 12x20, she's spent every night for two weeks at the batting cages with Henry, helping him practice his swing. I ADORE HER. There's also a very sweet cut scripted scene in 12x15 that goes:

Henry: So you go by "Finn"? Finn: Yup. You go by "Hank"? Henry: No. But… (thinks about this). "Hank Andrews, DNA". I like that. […] Finn: Find me when you have a profile, Hank.

THEY'RE JUST CUTE OKAY. So yeah. In the aired version she's seen Lord of the Rings like 40 times, and Henry thinks that's awesome, AND SO DO I.

(Also, I think it just feeds in so much to Finn being a people-pleaser. She gives people these little parts of herself that appeal most to them, so with Henry she loves fantasy movies, with Super Dave it's like START THE ELITE CHEF GROUP CHAT RN, and with Sara she loves crossword puzzles!! And those are all true things, they're not invented for her audience, but they're also not all of her. Because it takes time and/or being Russell to get the Full Julie Finlay Experience.)

Anyway I've spent longer thinking about THREE MINOR SCRIPT CHANGES than Lisa spent filming her scenes for this episode, so that's super chill.

[loverslibraries]

All the Books I've Read in 2023:

(I tried to make these as in order as possible. To see my current reads, check me out on Goodreads or Storygraph. Here's the twitter thread this was adapted off of.)

I'm Glad My Mom Died by Jennette McCurdy

a larry fanfiction (I'm embarrased but i'm counting it)

Color Decoder by Dorothye Parker

The Lightening Thief by Rick Riordan

The Sea of Monsters by Rick Riordan

The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan

The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan

The Last Olympian by Rick Riordan

A Court of Thornes and Roses by Sarah J Maas (audiobook parts 1 and 2)

another larry fanfiction SHUT UP

The Outsiders by SE Hinton

Fifty Shades of Grey by EL James SHUT UP

By the Book by Jasmine Guillory

Graceling by Kristin Cashore

Beyond the Gender Binary by Alok

How to Be an Anti-Racist by Ibram X Kendi

The Invisible Life Of Addie LaRue by VE Schwab

The Leading Brain by Friederike Fabritius

The Hobbit by JRR Tolkien

The Fellowship of the Ring by JRR Tolkien

The Lonely Hearts Book Club by Lucy Gilmor

Less by Andrew Sean Greer

Everyone In This Room Will Someday Be Dead by Emily Austin

The Two Towers by JRR Tolkien

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

Sold On A Monday by Kristina McMorris

Heartstopper Vol 1

Delilah Green Doesn't Care by Ashley Herring Blake

In The Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado

The Wicked King by Holly Black

larry fanfiction SILENCE

If He Had Been With Me by Laura Nowlin

Silver Nitrate by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

The Queen of Nothing by Holly Black

Outliers by Malcom Gladwell

Trixie and Katya's Guide To Modern Womanhood

Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield

The Wrong Girl by Hank Phillippi Ryan

The Will of the Many by James Islington

The Eternal Ones by Kirsten Miller

The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson

Murder in the Family by Cara Hunter

Weyward by Emilia Hart

Mexican Gothic by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Bunny by Mona Awad

Everything I Know About Love by Dolly Alderton

My Year Of Rest and Relaxation by Ottessa Moshfegh

Flight by Lynn Steger Strong

This Is How You Lose The Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone

Blood Heir by Amelie Wen Zhao

Palestine Speaks by Cate Malek and Mateo Hoke

Thunderbird Book One by Sonia Nimr

The Only One Left by Riley Sager

Red Tigress by Amelie Wen Zhao

A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara

Crimson Reign by Amelie Wen Zhao

[alfredstvthoughts]

Beau Geste - Episode Six (5 December 1982)

The action is really kicking in now we're on the sixth episode of Beau Geste, an adaptation of the French Foreign Legion story written by P.C. Wren.

The Legion has been sent to Fort Zinderneuf as part of the response to the tribal uprising in Sudan. The march through the Sahara is difficult and starts affecting the men, most notably Maris (John Moreno) who it quickly becomes clear is not cut out for Legion life, complaining to the Geste brothers he feels like he's losing his mind and then losing his nerve when the Legion comes under attack by hostile tribesmen. A tragic fate is in store for him and he won't be the only one...

Arriving at Fort Zinderneuf, the brutal Sergeant Major Lejaune (John Forgeham) increasingly asserts control from the ineffective commanding officer Captain Renouf (Damien Thomas) who is also struggling to cope and has turned to drink. When Maris deserts from the fort, his death sentence is effectively sealed as he will either die from thirst in the desert, be killed by the revolting tribes or if he's returned to the fort Lejaune promises him a fate worse than death.

Lejaune also remains determined to make life miserable for the Geste brothers and their American friends Buddy (Barry Dennen) and Hank (Christopher Malcolm) and his decision to promote Boldini (Stefan Gryff) to corporal ends up being an unpopular one...

Another very good episode with John Forgeham once again impressing as Sergeant Major Lejaune, a truly intimidating and brutal presence and the intrigue at the fort helps make the episode even more interesting. There is also a well-played and surprising tragic conclusion to the episode.

Although overall very engaging, there are a couple of minor flaws that means this episode does fall slightly below the excellent standard set by the fourth and fifth episodes.

For starters, the Geste brothers and Boldini are mostly relegated to the background during the episode. As the main characters, the Geste brothers should have had more to do and it's a shame Boldini does not do as much in this episode as Stefan Gryff's performance as the slimy, dishonest Italian had been a highlight of the previous 3 episodes.

Also the skirmish against the tribesmen in the desert is rather underwhelming and unexciting, suggesting that battle scenes are not the strength of this production.

But the real strengths of this show lie in it's excellent characters and intriguing plotting, I await eagerly the final 2 episodes of this excellent show which will soon be broadcast by Talking Pictures TV.

[singeratlarge]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Viswanathan Anand, Hector Berlioz, Grigoris Bithikotsis, Betsy Blair, Justin Currie (Del Amitri), Mos Def, Gary Dourdan, music curator & record store hero Greg Entz, Teri Garr, David Gates, Jermaine Jackson, Darryl Jones, John Kerry, Robert Koch, Dilip Kumar, Brenda Lee, Rita Moreno, Rey Mysterio, Carlo Ponti, Rachel Portman, Pérez Prado, Gilbert Roland, Nikki Sixx, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Hailee Steinfeld, Rider Strong, Hank Thompson & His Brazos Valley Boys’s 1952 single “The Wild Side of Life,” Big Mama Thornton, McCoy Tyner, Marie Windsor, and Carlos Gardel, the French-Argentine singer-songwriter/actor and legend of tango music. Together with lyricist-collaborator Alfred le Pera, Gardel wrote many classic tangos and was one of the most influential world music interpreters of the 20th Century. In 1935 he died in an airplane crash at the height of his career, becoming an archetypal tragic hero mourned throughout Latin America—where he is still esteemed in the same way Anglos regard John Lennon and Elvis Presley. Gardel was nicknamed "Carlitos", "El Zorzal" ("The Song Thrush”), "The King of Tango", "El Mago" (The Wizard), and other sobriquets, and he was saluted for his dramatic phrasing of lyrics. https://www.historytoday.com/archive/tango-made-flesh-carlos-gardel My tango-glam rock song “Love That’s Here to Stay” was partially inspired by Gardel. Even though he was a baritone and I’m a tenor, I hope I paid proper tribute to his neo-operatic vocal style in the last chorus. RIP Carlos, and it feels like you’re still singing in the sky...

#carlosgardel #argentina #tango #nuevotango #glamrock #mickronson #flamenco #trex #marcbolan #davidbowie #carlitos #elzorzal #songthrush #kingoftango #wizard #johnnyjblair #singeratlarge #love #gershwin

[joinsarcadia]

imagine ... anya chalotra as mayday parker, jasmine gaziza muller as annie may parker, chase sui wonders as a child of poison ivy, michael cimino as a child of hank mccoy, aramis knight as a child of bruce banner, halle bailey as a child of zatanna zatara, seychelle gabriel as a child of kurt wagner, joe keery as a child of jean grey + logan howlett, anok yai as a child of ororo munroe + t'challa, zion moreno as a child of raven darkholme, summer bishil as a child of raven darkholme and irene adler, diego luna as a child of charles xavier, logan lerman as a child of peter parker + felicia hardy, fabien frankel as a child of alex summers, varada sethu as a child of harry osborn + gwen stacy (adopted by mj watson), suki waterhouse as a child of steve rogers + sharon carter, fletcher shears as a child of alison blaire + longshot, melissa barrera as a child of charles xavier, rish shah as a child of harry osborn, laufey + junia lin as children of clark kent + lois lane !! and there’s so many more options to choose from on top of all that !!

[recentlyheardcom]

Academy Museum Gala: Selena Gomez, Nicole Kidman, Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Lee Daniels, More Stars Walk the Red Carpet

Steven Spielberg, Rita Moreno, Quentin Tarantino, Demi Moore, Paul Mescal, Mindy Kaling, Ava DuVernay, Tyler Perry and Joaquin Phoenix as well as ‘Wicked’ director Jon M. Chu and stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo were also in attendance at the star-studded event that raised more than $11 million.

[goalhofer]

2024 olympics Mexico roster

Archery

Matías Grande (Ciudad Mexico)

Bruno Martínez (Ciudad Mexico)

Carlos Rojas (Ciudad Mexico)

Ángela Ruiz (Saltillo)

Alejandra Valencia (Hermosillo)

Ana Vázquez (Ramos Arizpe)

Athletics

José Doctor (Ciudad Mexico)

Ricardo Ortiz (Ciudad Mexico)

Jesús López (Hermosillo)

Noel Chama (Chipata)

Ever Palma (Zitácuaro)

Uziel Muñoz (Nuevos Casas Grandes)

Edgar Rivera (Ciudad Agua Prieta)

Erick Portillo (Cuauhtémoc)

Diego Del Real (Monterrey)

Alma Cortés (Monterrey)

Citlali Cristian (San Juan De Los Lagos)

Cecilia Tamayo (León De Los Aldama)

Paola Morán (Guadalajara)

Laura Galván (La Sauceda)

Margarita Hernández (Toluca De Lerdo)

Alegna González (Ojinaga)

Ilse Guerrero (Guadalupe)

Alejandra Ortega (Ciudad Mexico)

Badminton

Luis Garrido (Monterrey)

Boxing

Miguel Martínez (El Salto)

Marco Verde (Mazatlán)

Fátima Herrera (San Luis Potosí)

Citlalli Ortiz (Mexicali)

Canoeing

Sofía Reinoso (Tlapacoyan)

Karina Alanís (Monterrey)

Beatriz Briones (Tijuana)

Cycling

Ricardo Peña (La Paz)

Adair Gutierrez (Rincón De Romos)

Erika Rodríguez (Guadalajara)

Marcela Prieto (Aguascalientes)

Luz Gaxiola (Culiacán Rosales)

Yuli Verdugo (La Paz)

Jessica Salazar (Guadalajara)

Victoria Velasco (Monterrey)

Diving

Kevin Muñoz (León)

Osmar Olvera (Ciudad Mexico)

Juan Celaya (San Nicolás De Los Garza)

Kevin Berlín (Heroica Veracruz)

Randal Willars (Ciudad Mexico)

Alejandra Estudillo (Ixtacomitán)

Aranza Vázquez (La Paz)

Gabriela Agúndez (La Paz)

Alejandra Orozco (Zapopan)

Equestrian

Federico Fernández (Nopalucan)

Eugenio Garza (Monterrey)

Andrés Azcárraga (Ciudad Mexico)

Carlos Hank III (Ciudad Mexico)

Fencing

Gibrán Zea (Ciudad Mexico)

Golf

Carlos Ortiz (Dallas, Texas)

Abe Ancer (San Antonio, Texas)

Maria López (Ciudad Mexico)

María Fassi (Pachuca)

Gymnastics

Natalia Escalera (Ensenada)

Alexa Moreno (Mexicali)

Ahtziri Sandoval (Guadalajara)

Dalia Alcocer (Mérida)

Ana Flores (Saltillo)

Julia Gutierrez (Mérida)

Kimberley Salazar (Xalapa-Enríquez)

Adirem Tejada (Mérida)

Judo

Paulina Martínez (Guadalajara)

Prisca Awiti (London, U.K.)

Pentathlon

Duilio Carrillo (Guadalajara)

Emiliano Hernández (Cuernavaca)

Mariana Arceo (Guadalajara)

Mayan Oliver (Cuautitlán)

Rowing

Miguel Carballo (Ciudad Mexico)

Alex López (San Felipe)

Kenia Lechuga (Santiago)

Sailing

Mariana Aguilar (Ciudad Mexico)

Elena Oetling (Chapala)

Shooting

Carlos Quezada (Ciudad Mexico)

Edson Ramírez (Ciudad Victoria)

Goretti Zumaya (Salamanca)

Alejandra Zavala (Guadalajara)

Gabriela Rodríguez (Monterrey)

Surfing

Alan Cleland; Jr. (Boca De Pascuales)

Swimming

Jorge Iga (San Luis Potosí)

Paulo Strehlke (Cuernavaca)

Gabriel Castaño (Monterrey)

Miguel De Lara (Ciudad Torreón)

Regina Alférez (Ciudad Mexico)

Marla Arellano (Ciudad Mexico)

Itzamary González (Ciudad Mexico)

Luisa Rodríguez (Ciudad Mexico)

Jessica Sobrino (Houston, Texas)

Pamela Toscano (Ciudad Mexico)

Nuria Diosdado (Guadalajara)

Joana Jiménez (Ecatepec De Morelos)

Celia Pulido (Guanajuato)

Martha Gustafson (Toronto, Ontario)

Table tennis

Marcos Madrid (Heroica Puebla De Zaragoza)

Arantxa Cossío (Tototlan)

Taekwondo

Carlos Sansores (Chetumal)

Daniela Souza (Tijuana)

Triathlon

Aram Peñaflor (Toluco De Lerdo)

Crisanto Grajales (Xalapa-Enríquez)

Rosa Tapia (Ciudad Mexico)

Lizeth Rueda (Guadalajara)

Weightlifting

Janeth Gómez (Guadalajara)

Wrestling

Roman Bravo-Young (Tucson, Arizona)

Austin Gomez (Bloomingdale Township, Illinois)

[nievesmorena]

Jean Reno, actor francés, de origen español, nacido en Casablanca el 30 de julio de 1948.

Su verdadero nombre es Juan Moreno y Herrera-Jiménez, sus padres eran andaluces, concretamente de la población gaditana de Sanlúcar de Barrameda.

En tiempos de posguerra la familia Moreno dejó España y se instaló en el Marruecos francés, naciendo su hijo Juan (posteriormente Jean) en Casablanca. En esta ciudad Reno pasó su infancia y adolescencia, y fue en ella en donde comenzó a interesarse por el mundo de la actuación.

A mediados de la década de los 60 fijó su residencia en París, estudiando interpretación en la Cours Simon antes de debutar profesionalmente en el teatro. Debutó en el cine en 1979 en “Hipótesis Del Cuadro Robado”, una película dirigida por Raoul Ruiz.

Saltó a la fama internacional gracias a sus colaboraciones con el director, guionista y productor Luc Besson, con quien filmó su primer largometraje a comienzos de los años 80, “Kamikaze 1999” (1983). Más tarde coincidieron en “En Busca De Freddy” (1985), “El Gran Azul” (1988), “Nikita – Dura De Matar” (1990) y “El Profesional (León)” (1994).

En 1993 fue dirigido por primera vez por Jean-Marie Poiré en la comedia “Los Visitantes” (1993). El éxito comercial de la película provocó una secuela y un remake en Hollywood.

En los Estados Unidos, Reno coincidió en los créditos con Tom Cruise en “Misión Imposible” (1996), con Robert De Niro en el thriller de John Frankenheimer “Ronin” (1998), con Tom Hanks en “El Código Da Vinci” (2006) y, entre otros proyectos, con Steve Martin en las películas de “La Pantera Rosa”.

Ha sido nominado tres veces al Premio César como mejor actor: dos veces como actor principal por “El Profesional (León)” y por "Les Visiteurs", y una como mejor actor secundario por "Le Grand Bleu". En 2000 le fue concedido el Premio del Cine Europeo por su aportación al cine internacional.

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