Rodriguez made his feature-film debut in the comedy “D.C. Cab.” He had co-starring roles in “Miracles,” “The Whoopee Boys,” “Quicksilver,” “Born in East L.A.” and “Made in America.” Rodriguez landed the coveted role of outspoken fight physician Freddie Pacheco in “Ali” for director Michael Mann. Other film credits include “The Price of Glory,” “Tortilla Soup,” “Crocodile Dundee in LA,” “The Shipment,” “Rat Race,” “Chasing Papi,” “Bloodwork,” “A Cinderella Story,” “Badasses,” “Cloud Nine” and “The World’s Fastest Indian.

Rodriguez executive produced and starred in the comedy concert film “The Original Latin Kings of Comedy.” He also starred in the TBS comedy showcase series entitled “The Laugh Factory: Very Funny.” As a well-rounded stand-up comedian with 25 years’ experience, he has performed live to more than a million concert goers, becoming the Original Latin King of Comedy.  Rodriguez remains strongly rooted in the Latino community, working with civic and educational groups; his main contributions go to the National Hispanic Scholarship Fund (NHSF). He also contributes to Comic Relief, appearing on the HBO programs, and hosts the annual Elizabeth Glazer Pediatrics Aids Foundation celebrity golf tournament. Rodriguez was voted one of the most influential Hispanics in America and was awarded the Ruben Salazar Award by the NCLR.

Paul Rodriguez Official Site