Tony Dalton, a Laredo native and Mexican American actor, continued his recent run of marquee television performances with a guest role in the hit HBO series “The Last of Us.” Dalton was born ...

The Last of Us has continued to make small changes from the games, and one scene added to the show makes Joel's death even ...

Tony Dalton plays the role of Javier Miller, Joel and Tommy's father. Javier was a police officer and emotionally and was physically abusive towards his children. The Last of Us has always been ...

An image of Tony Dalton from The Last of Us season 2 episode ... They smoke marijuana together, and Kat draws a moth tattoo on Ellie's forearm to cover the burn marks she sustained to hide the ...

The series co-creator and director of the past episode, Neil Druckmann, revealed that Dalton was his first choice for the part. "I just loved his performance so much in 'Better Call Saul.' ...

Good TV, too! Javier Miller is played by Tony Dalton—which is a fairly brilliant bit of casting, since he and Pedro Pascal do bear a resemblance to one another, and look like they could be ...

Neil Druckmann and Halley Gross, whose videogame inspired the HBO show, on cycles of violence, audience outrage and the lies parents tell.

Played by Tony Dalton (Marvel's Daredevil ... a famous scene in the game--but also her 17th (the origins of her tattoo), and the moments leading up to discovering that Joel had lied to her ...

played by Hawkeye star Tony Dalton. So, below, feel free to discuss the episode however you see fit. Did it live up to your expectations if you played the game? If you haven’t, what did you think?

But before the episode unfolded, it opened with a flashback to Joel’s own childhood in Austin in 1983 on an occasion where he was prepared to take the heat for something Tommy had done with their ...

Pedro Pascal returns as Joel in a flashback episode of 'The Last of Us' Season 2, revealing key truths about Joel and Ellie’s relationship ...

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