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Acting
September 18, 1950
June 20, 2004
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Luis Contreras (September 18, 1950 – June 20, 2004) was an American character actor. The son of actor Roberto Contreras, his film debut was in Close Encounters of the Third Kind. Contreras appeared in multiple movies for director Walter Hill: The Long Riders, 48 Hrs., Extreme Prejudice, Red Heat, Geronimo: An American Legend, and Last Man Standing. He will forever be known as Biker #2 (the biker with an eye patch) who suggests his gang, Satan's Helpers, stab, tattoo, hang, and then kill Pee-Wee Herman after he knocks over all their motorcycles outside the biker bar. Later, Biker #2 wishes Pee-wee good luck in finding his bike after he impresses them with his dancing. Contreras died of cancer in 2004 at 53.

Carlos
2004

The Bartender
2004

Proprietor
2003

Beggar
2001

Bum
2000

Timex
2000

Comandante Ramirez
1996

Guy in Couple
1996

Raoul
1994

Rurale Officer
1993

as Carlos

as The Bartender

as Proprietor

as Beggar

as Bum

as Timex

as Comandante Ramirez

as Guy in Couple

as Raoul

as Rurale Officer

as El Gato

as Pedro Almenzar

as Realthing


as Jackson

as Street Person

as Ringo

as Pestoso

as The Dogs' Master (segment "A Night on the Town")

as Lupo

as Jail Inmates

as Benito


as Sal

as Apartment Manager

as Lupo

as Desk Clerk

as Thug (uncredited)

as Terrorist #2

as Lieutenant Ortiz

as Inmate #2

as Look-Out

as Biker #2

as Jesus

as Eugenio Salvador

as Gunman

as Mr. Humphries' Security Guard

as Mule

as Defendant #2

as Mr. Alvarez

as Gang Member

as Coyote

as Voice #2


as Cezar Moro

as Louis Pordeo

as Angel

as Inmate Tony



as Man at the Bar

as Mexican Junkie

as Party Guest

as Zoot Suiter

as Federale



as Beggar