Rick Gonzalez

Rick, who is a huge baseball fan, did campaign spots for Major League Baseball's postseason in 2008.

Rick was listed as one of Zap2It's Most Underrated Actors/Actresses of 2007.

Rick considers his being part of The Rookie starring Dennis Quaid as his biggest break. He admits that it was because of John Lee Hancock's confidence and trust in him that he got that break, and he is thankful for that.

While Rick was still in New York, he performed in several off-Broadway productions at the Harold Clurman Theatre.

In high school, Rick was a very good baseball and basketball player.

In 2004, Rick starred in a short film called Subway Cafe as Vincent Young.

Rick is of Puerto Rican and Dominican ethnicity.

The first feature film in which Rick plays the lead is Illegal Tender, an American-Latino movie written and directed by Franc Reyes.

Rick loves listening to hip-hop music.

Rick studied acting from the Manhattan's LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts.

Rick performs in the hip-hop group named U-Krime as Realm Reality. Rick also writes his own lyrics ("rhymes" in hip-hop) since 1997.

Rick's father was a boxer and a dancer.

Before wanting to be an actor, Rick wanted to be a baseball player.

Rick is greatly inspired by Tupac Shakur.

Rick made his television debut in the year 1998 in the made-for-television movie Thicker Than Blood. Rick's film debut was in Mambo Cafe in 1999.

Rick has appeared in a music video "Snitch" by Obie Trice. He also appeared in the music videos of "Hope" by Twista and Faith and "Back of the Club" by Mashonda.

In 2006, Rick appeared in a TV commercial for Sprite. He also appeared in advertisements for the apparel company LRG.

In 2005, Rick was nominated for a Black Reel Award along with the rest of the ensemble for their performance in Roll Bounce.

As of 2007, Rick resides is Los Angeles.

As of 2007, Rick remains single.

Rick is a friend of actor Jorge A. Reyes.

Rick is 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 metres) tall.