Andy Garcia

Lent her voice to the live-action comedy "Beverly Hills Chihuahua"

Re-teamed with the original cast for "Ocean's 13"

Feature directorial debut, (also starred) "The Lost City" set against the backdrop of the Cuban Revolution

Made guest appearance on ABC hit sitcom "George Lopez" as Angie's shady brother

Directed, co-wrote and starred in the independent film "The Lost City"

Portrayed Amedeo Modigliani in the drama "Modigliani"

Reprised the role of Terry Benedict in Steven Soderbergh's "Ocean's Twelve"

Played FBI agent Gunther Butan in "Confidence"

Produced and starred in "The Man From Elysian Fields"; screened at Toronto Film Festival

Co-starred with Gregory Hines in the Showtime biopic "Bojangles"

Starred as Terry Benedict in Steven Soderbergh's "Ocean's Eleven" a remake of the 1960's heist film

Portrayed (also executive produced) Cuban musician, Arturo Sandoval in the HBO drama "For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story"; earned an Emmy nomination for his performance and shared Emmy nod for Outstanding TV-Movie

Produced and starred in "Just the Ticket"

Appeared as the Spanish playwright Federico Garcia Lorca in "The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca"

Had supporting role of mobster Lucky Luciano in "Hoodlum"

Starred as a ditsrict attorney in Sidney Lumet's "Night Falls on Manhattan"

Received star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame (September)

Wrote songs for and sang on soundtrack to "Steal Big, Steal Little"; also played twins

Produced the recording "Master Session Volume I" of the music of Cachao

Won praise for his turn as the husband of an alcoholic (Meg Ryan) in "When a Man Loves a Woman"

Directed (also produced) the documentary "Cachao: Like His Rhythm There Is No Other"

Co-starred opposite Richard Gere in "Internal Affairs"

Portrayed the illegimate son of Sonny Corleone in "The Godfather, Part III"; earned Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations for Best Supporting Actor

First starring role in a feature film, "American Roulette" (British-Australian)

Made TV-movie debut opposite Ellen Barkin in the HBO production "Clinton and Nadine"

Convinced Brian De Palma to cast him as George Stone in "The Untouchables"

First garnered attention as a drug dealer in "8 Million Ways to Die"

Film acting debut in "Blue Skies Again"

TV debut as a gang member in the premiere episode of NBC's "Hill Street Blues"

Moved to Los Angeles; worked as a waiter while performing with improvisational theater groups and appearing at the Comedy Store and other local Los Angeles improv clubs

At age five, moved to the USA with family; settled in Florida

Born in Cuba

Formed CineSon Productions

Performed with regional Florida theater groups before entering films