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The Netflix thriller series “ Trinity ” is adding seven recurring cast members, Variety has learned.
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James Remar and Bruce Greenwood are set to recur alongside Robert Wisdom, Kirk Acevedo, Ben Cotton, Jason Ralph & Mark ...
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Cinema Express on MSNJames Remar joins Netflix series TrinityThe upcoming Netflix series Trinity expands with the inclusion of seven cast members who will star in recurring roles.
EW has confirmed that Kirk Acevedo, who plays big bad Ricardo Diaz, has been promoted to series regular in season 7, which premieres Monday. Green Arrow TV was the first to report the news.
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Screen Rant on MSNLaw & Order Franchise Had Its First Cancellation 20 Years Ago — What Went Wrong With Trial By JuryAlthough the Law & Order franchise has been massively successful, Law & Order: Trial By Jury ended as fast as it started 20 years ago.
Growing up in New York, actor Kirk Acevedo says he learned early on to be self-reliant.
12 Monkeys star Kirk Acevedo has signed on for a recurring role in Season 3 of Byron Balasco's praised martial arts drama series Kingdom.
Kirk Acevedo may be off “Fringe,” but he’ll still have a role to play next season. “The rumors of Charlie’s demise were exaggerated,” say producers at the show’s Comic-Con panel ...
Kirk Acevedo, who plays Ricardo Diaz alias Dragon on Arrow, has been promoted to a series regular for the show's seventh season.
Growing up on welfare, Bronx native Kirk Acevedo found escape in science fiction movies. Tonight, Acevedo debuts as FBI agent Charlie Francis in the new Fox series “Fringe,” the brainchild of ...
Former Arrow star Kirk Acevedo argues his crime lord Ricardo Diaz, a.k.a. Dragon, should have killed Felicity (Emily Bett Rickards) instead of allowing the star to just “walk away.” “What ...
The streets of Star City are about to get a new criminal mastermind when Arrow returns for Season 6. Die hard fans will know that Ricardo Diaz is actually an alias for Richard Dragon, one of the ...
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