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Philip Anthony-Rodriguez

Actor Film Television

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TV

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Compassionate Artistic Intuitive Gentle Wise Musical Empathetic

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1968-03-10
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Born and raised in Brooklyn, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez started his acting journey as a child in the mid-1990s. He made early appearances in several New York-based TV shows, often portraying minor characters in series set across Manhattan—one of which included not one, but two guest spots on the long-running and iconic “Law & Order.” His first step into the world of film came in 1997 with “Academy Boyz,” a drama centered around cultural tensions at a boarding school—a solid start, though it wasn’t quite the big break he was hoping for.

Then came 2003, a turning point in Philip Anthony-Rodriguez’s career. That’s when he landed a major role in the sci-fi series “Jake 2.0,” where he played the loyal right-hand man to the main character, portrayed by Christopher Gorham. The show followed a computer technician turned high-tech superhero, and while the spotlight was on Jake, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez brought depth and charisma to the supporting role, earning recognition and building momentum.

A few years later, in 2008, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez took on another significant part—this time in the popular family drama “The Secret Life of the American Teenager.” He stepped into the shoes of a district attorney and father figure to Adrian Lee, played by Francia Raisa. It was yet another role that showcased his range and grounded presence on screen. Over the years, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez has steadily built a reputation as a reliable and versatile actor, with each performance adding to his growing legacy in television.

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When it comes to Philip Anthony-Rodriguez’s filmography, one standout performance comes from Justice League vs the Fatal Five (2019), which happens to be his highest rated movie so far. Fans and critics alike have praised the film, and it really showcases what Philip Anthony-Rodriguez brings to the table as a talented voice actor. On the other end of the spectrum, Tango Shalom (2021) received more mixed reactions, making it the lowest rated film in Philip Anthony-Rodriguez’s career at this point. Still, even in less acclaimed projects, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez delivers solid performances that keep audiences engaged. Overall, Philip Anthony-Rodriguez continues to build a diverse body of work across different genres and formats.

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