Henry Enrique Estrada
1949 – He was born on the 16th day of March this year in New York City.
1970 – In the film version The Cross and the Switchblade, he made his film debut in the role of Nicky Cruz alongside Pat Boone who played the role of David Wilkerson.
1974 – He landed a big break in the successful disaster film, Airport 1975.
1977 – He was co-starred in US television series “Chips” until 1983. After that was cancelled, Estrada had few television or movies roles.
1990 – He played the role of Johnny, a Tijuana trucker, in “Two women, one road".
1995 – He made a special guest appearance as Poncho in punk rock band Bad Religion's music video Infected.
1998 – He returned as the character in the TNT made-for-TV movie “Chips ‘99”, along with the rest of the original cast.
2002 – He played a Spanish game show host on the Disney Channel series Lizzie McGuire with Hilary Duff. He has also had a regular role doing voiceovers for the Cartoon Network show Sea lab 2021.
2004 – He starred in both the second season of The Surreal Life and in Discovery Health Body Challenge.
2007 – He was the Grand Marshall for the Krewe of Rio in Mardi Gras.
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