Biography
Born in Puerto Rico but raised in Manhattan, Calderon got his start onstage after a stint in the Army. His off-Broadway shows have included "Short Eyes", "The Trial of Sgt. Deluca", "Richard III", and "First Breeze of Summer". He appeared with Robert De Niro off- and on Broadway in "Cuba and His Teddy Bear" in 1986, and earned critical attention for two productions at NYC's The Public Theatre: the one-act boxing drama "Blade to the Heat" …
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Career Milestones
1998 | Had recurring role on the ABC daytime drama "One Life to Live" | |
1995 | Appeared in the Tarantino-directed segment of "FOur Rooms" | |
1995 | Co-starred in Ferrara's "The Addiction" | |
1994 | Had featured role in Quentin Tarantino's "Pulp Fiction" | |
1992 | Co-starred with Harvey Keitel in Ferrara's "Bad Lieutenant" | |
1990 | First onscreen collaboration with director Abel Ferrara, "King of New York" | |
1990 | TV-movie debut, "Ernest Hemingway's 'The Old Man and the Sea'" (NBC) | |
1989 | TV series debut as regular, "Dream Street" (NBC) | |
1986 | Appeared off- and on Broadway in "Cuba and His Teddy Bear", co-starring with Ralph Macchio and Robert De Niro | |
1985 | Film debut, "Game of Survival" | |
1985 | TV acting debut, as guest on "The Equalizer" | |
| Served in US Army | ||
| Moved to New York at age six | ||