#marcelino sanchez

[yourdailyqueer]

Marcelino Sánchez (deceased)

Gender: Male

Sexuality: Gay

DOB: 5 December 1957 

RIP: 21 November 1986

Ethnicity: Puerto Rican

Occupation: Actor

Note: Had HIV

[hannibalxhopskins]

Time for a Rem appreciation post 🥺

[hannibalxhopskins]

Rembrandt during the Lizzies scene be like: “I’m prettier than all of these bitches” lmao 

[hannibalxhopskins]

I thought I’d post more things that I recently watched where actors from the Warriors appeared. Again, most of these can be found on YouTube for free if you want to watch 😊

1: On The Yard (1978) with James Remar and Thomas G. Waites

Character(s): Chilly (Waites) who is the main character and Larson (Remar) who shares some scenes with Waites’ character)

2: And Justice For All (1979) with Thomas G. Waites

Character: Jeff (Waites) appears as a jail inmate who’s fighting to have his cased reopened to prove his innocence.

3: Death Penalty (1980) Marcelino Sanchez and David Harris

Character(s): Paco Sanchez (Marcelino) who appears in the opening scene and one of the courtroom scenes

Claudell (Harris): appears as an inmate in a classroom reading scene and another scene (no scenes with Marcelino 😢)

4: Rites of Passage (1999) Thomas G. Waites and James Remar

Character(s): Soldier guy named John played by Waites (only in beginning scene)

Frank Dabbo (played by Remar who appears throughout movie, including opening scene with Waites’ character)

5: Unicorn Tales (episode: The Big Apple Birthday) with Marcelino Sanchez as one of the dancers

6: Dexter (2006-2013) with James Remar as the main character’s father. His character is already dead but occasionally appears in flashback scenes and as hallucinations. He's also in most episodes.

Character: Harry Morgan

7: Creepshow (2021 Episode: Skeletons in the Closet) with James Remar

Character: Bateman

[hannibalxhopskins]

The past 2 weeks I’ve been watching more stuff with some of the actors from the Warriors and so far I’ve enjoyed every thing that I’ve seen so here’s a list for y’all if you want to watch them too! Pretty much all of these can be found on YouTube for free.

Bloodhound Gang (different episodes) starring Marcelino Sanchez as a member of a family of detectives (there’s an episode I loved where he’s trying to solve a case at some lady’s house and he’s like “you guys go on” and then proceeds to take a picture of her dog 😂 Tbh sounds like something Rembrandt would do 🥺

Character: Ricardo “Ricky” Lopez

The Thing (1982) starring Thomas G. Waites as a character named Windows who is always wearing sunglasses and occasionally hangs out in the radio room.

Character: Windows

Celebrity (1984) starring Michael Beck as a pastor/r*pist. Thanks for the recommendation! @midnightmathias

Character: T.J. (Thomas Jeremiah) Luther

Rear view Mirror (1984) starring Michael Beck as an escaped convict/kidnapper

Character: Jerry Sam Hopps

Chiller (1985) starring Michael Beck as a cryogenically frozen guy/serial killer

Character: Miles Creighton

Michael Beck’s characters speak in a southern accent in most of these except Chiller 😂

[hannibalxhopskins]

So there’s this book that came out in December 2021 called “Can You Dig It“ (Can be found on Amazon) about the Warriors and I read the whole thing and apparently when we see Swan being overprotective of Rembrandt in the movie, it is not just Swan as a character but it was also Michael Beck just genuinely looking out for Marcelino in general 🥺

[fitsofgloom]

Whenever There's Trouble,

We're There On the Double!

We're The Bloodhound Gang!

If You Got the Crime, We've Got the Time!

We're The Bloodhound Gang!

[thewarriorshomegirl]

Okay but...

WHO GAVE ALL OF THEM THE RIGHT TO BE THIS HANDSOME?????

LIKE WHO TOLD YALL TO KEEP BEING HANDSOME IN YALL 70S????????

W H A T

OH, and can't forget the child and Deborah!

Theyre all so good looking still and I-

Ugh. I hope i age this well.