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Lou Diamond Phillips
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| Name: | Lou Diamond Phillips |
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| Occupation: | actor and film director |
| Medium: | Film, Television, Theater |
| Works: | La Bamba, Young Guns I & II, Renegades, Disorganized Crime, Courage Under Fire, The Big Hit, Brokedown Palace, Che, The 33, Longmire, Prodigal Son and others... |
| Official Website(s): | LouDPhillips at Twitter |
| Fan Website(s): | at IMDb at Wikipedia |
| On Fanlore: | Related pages |
Lou Diamond Phillips is a Filipino-American (also part Cherokee on his father's side) actor and film director well-known for playing Ritchie Valens in the movie La Bamba, Henry Standing Bear in Longmire and lieutenant Gil Arroyo in Prodigal Son. Phillips occasionally sings.
Fandom
The works alongside Kiefer Sutherland as well as the friendship between the two originated their own fandom known as Kiefer/Lou.
Example Lou Diamond Phillips Fanworks
- To Protect and Serve, a 1995 slash zine
Fan Casting
Phillips was often fan casted.
the artist is Beth Blighton, the original character, Nonie, in Destiny #4 (1990)
the artist is Susan Earle, portrays Kiefer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips fan casted as original characters named Drake McPike and William Long Knife, from Legend's End #3 (1992)
from The Boys are Back #3 (1995), artist is Suzan Lovett
