Luis Reyes

Luis Reyes is the author or co-author of five books on film, including the seminal 1995 work Hispanics in Hollywood, a film and television encyclopedia; Made in Mexico, the first book to document Hollywood productions filmed in Mexico; Made in Paradise; and The Hawaii Movie and TV Book with Ed Rampell, which was instrumental in the recognition of the South Seas Movie as a separate film genre. The author is also a noted publicist and a director member of the DGA. Reyes is a graduate of University of The Pacific, Stockton, California.

Castellanos has also made guest appearances in such primetime series as Miami Vice, Babylon 5, Silk Stalkings, JAG, and Supernatural. He has also appeared in feature films K-9, with Jim Belushi, Killer Weekend with Eric Roberts, 10 Years, Blue Eyes, and Mexican Gold.
He has produced the feature films The Man Who Came Back, with Eric Braeden, Billy Zane, and Armand Assante; Blue Eyes with Burton Gilliam; and Mexican Gold with Lorenzo Lamas.
He attended Grossmont College in San Diego, California and San Diego State University. He is a graduate of the American Conservatory Theater (ACT). An accomplished Shakespearean actor, he worked for many years in some of the finest Shakespearean companies in the U.S.