
Known for
Acting
Born
September 18, 1950
Birthplace
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Died
June 20, 2004 (aged 53)
Tall, lean, and wiry, 6-foot-4 Euro-Indigenous Latino American character actor. The son of Euro-Indigenous Latino American character actor, Roberto Contreras. Luis Contreras was born on September 18, 1950. Lean and wiry, often sporting a mass of curly hair and drooping mustache, with his piercing dark eyes and angular face Contreras ranged between portraying various criminals and police officers. Contreras made his film debut as a Federale in Steven Spielberg's wonderful science fiction classic "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." He also popped up as a zoot suiter in Spielberg's hilarious all-star comedy "1941." Contreras frequently acted in movies for director Walter Hill: "The Long Rider...
2004
as Carlos
2004
as The Bartender
2003
2001
as Beggar
2000
as Bum
2000
as Timex
1996
as Comandante Ramirez
1996
as Guy in Couple
1994
as Raoul
1993
as Rurale Officer
1993
1993
as Pedro Almenzar
1993
as Realthing
1992
1991
as Jackson
1991
as Street Person
1991
as Ringo
1990
as Pestoso
1989
as The Dogs' Master (segment "A Night on the Town")
1988
as Lupo
1988
as Jail Inmates
1987
as Benito
1987
1987
as Sal
1987
as Apartment Manager