Esai Morales talks about Mission, Impossible Dead Reckoning Part 1 & Part 2

Esai Morales talks about his role as the villain in Mission, Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One and Part two coming out July 2025 and working with Tom Cruise speaks with Fernando Escovar of @fabtv @esai_morales @tomcruise @missionimpossible #fabtv #esaimorales

[@geminigirl8473]

What a charming man !!! Mr. Morales was wonderful in Mission : Dead Reckoning.
Gorgeous, intelligent, well spoken....Perfect foil for Tom Cruise. Can't wait for Part 2 !!!
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[@heatherharper7937]

Same here. I want to know more about Gabriel's backstory and how he became entangled with the Entity.
Plus I love Esai!

[@americanitalianisrael4008]

I'm so happy Mr. Cruise gave this Great Gentleman Puerto Rican Actor this great chance to be in a Superb Tom Cruise Movie.

[@JoseGarcia-le4dx]

It was Well designed movie the characters awesome proformance

[@RobertDePinto]

Such an amazing movie. This guy was super too. The whole cast. Amazing.

[@epimelgares9713]

❤...Congratulations Mr Morales you are a great actor......
And also very Handsome with salt and pepper hair

[@raycarr1389]

Esai starred in Bad Boys with Sean Penn in 1983, the same year Tom Cruise had his first major hit with Risky Business. Nice to see Mr Morales in an international hit, with non other than Mr. Cruise many years later.

[@LoriGuttilla]

I FIND ESAI MORALES, A VERY HANDSOME, POISE, DISTINGUISH, SOPHISTICATED ACTOR, JUST LIKE ANOTHER PUERTORICAN FAMOUS ACTOR, RIP, JOSE FERRER, WHO NEVER PLAYED A LATINO IN NONE OF HIS FILMS. JOSE FERRER WAS, THE "FIRST" LATINO PUERTORICAN BORN, WHO CAME FROM A WEALTHY FAMILY IN PUERTO RICO, AND WAS SENT TO STUDY, IN ENGLAND AND USA, AND WHO WAS THE FIRST LATINO PUERTORICAN, TO WIN AN OSCAR IN HOLLYWOOD, FOR "CYRANO DE BERGERAC" IN THE 50s ERA. ESAI MORALES REMINDS ME OF DON JOSE FERRER,RIP, FOR HIS POISE AND SOPHISTICATED WAY TO ANSWER EVERY QUESTION IN THIS INTERVIEW. ESAI MORALES ACTING IN EVERY MOVIE WAS DESERVING OF AN OSCAR. IN THE MOVIE, LA BAMBA, HIS ACTING WAS VERY REAL AND IMPRESSIVE ENOUGH, AND SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR. BUT, HOLLYWOOD IS STILL VERY MUCH BIAS AGAINST NOMINATING LATINOS FOR OSCARS. RIDICULOUS, THAT IN THIS DAY AND AGE RACISM, HASN'T CHANGED IN HOLLYWOOD.