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Man won an emmy for ringing a bell. Respect on him for even ACCEPTING a role like that. What did the audition look like?
This dude nailed the “I’m shitting my pants in revenge” face, and not everyone can pull that off.
“Can you ring a bell? Now do it looking angry. Not angry enough. Perfect.”
I haven’t seen BB in a while…but I’m pretty sure there are flashbacks with him where he is vocal.
That is true. I think it’s like two scenes though. Ohh and a short cold open scene. He spent far more time on screen in the chair.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Mark Margolis, the journeyman actor who turned in a commanding performance as the vindictive drug runner Hector Salamanca, a man of few words and a bell, on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, has died.
A protégé of Stella Adler who did double duty as the legendary acting teacher’s personal assistant, Margolis also stood out as the Bolivian henchman Alberto the Shadow in Brian De Palma’s Scarface (1984); as the gravelly voiced landlord Mr. Shickadance looking for the rent in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994); and, from 1998-2003, as the HIV-infected mob boss Antonio Nappa on HBO’s Oz.
The Philadelphia native played an aging math teacher for Darren Aronofsky in Pi (1998), then showed up in the filmmaker’s next five movies: as the guy who keeps selling Mrs. Goldfarb’s (Ellen Burstyn) TV back to her in Requiem for a Dream (2000); as a priest in The Fountain (2006); as Randy “The Ram” Robinson’s (Mickey Rourke) landlord in The Wrestler (2008); as a ballet patron in Black Swan (2010); and as a “fallen angel” in Noah (2014).
In the spectacular season-four finale, “Face Off,” which aired in October 2011, Salamanca gets his revenge on drug kingpin Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito) as part of a suicide mission, and he received an Emmy nomination for outstanding guest actor in a drama series in 2012.
In exchange for classes, he served as Adler’s personal assistant for nearly three years, getting her cabs, carrying her groceries back to her apartment opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art and checking coats for guests when she hosted a party.
He managed a coffee house on MacDougal Street in Greenwich Village — “I used to let Richie Havens sit there all night even though he didn’t have any money because I loved listening to his music,” he said in 2016 — built theatrical artwork installations and took geodesic domes to colleges all around the country.
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He was the main character’s mentor in Pi also, right? That’s where I remember him from.
The guy was in, like, six Darren Aronofsky films. He was a legend. 
Yes! I never realized that until you said it. He really was a legend. He was one of those actors you always thought “alright, this guy’s in it” when you see him pop up.
Best ratio of screen time to cultural impact since Hannibal Lecter
Lannibal Hector
Last chance to look at me, Hector. 😢
He’ll always be that old guy in TNG who died and Riker got put on trial for his murder
Ah, the Rashomon-inspired ep, “A Matter of Perspective.” That was a good one! R.I.P. Margolis, he was a great actor.
That’s not how I remember it
I was thinking Ace Ventura’s landlord.
“Ven-tur-aaahh!”
Awww. Such a good actor! Loved to Hate his character Hector on Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul! 🥺
Remember him as a few random characters on law and order.
Somehow made some generic characters terrifying as all fuck.
This was a man who practiced his craft.
Damn. What a legend
cabrón, i need to see your balls
Damn that sucks
Wow, he was Sol from Pi? Definitely gotta watch that again.
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