Joel de la Fuente

After gaining stage experience in the New York Shakespeare Festival, the baby-faced Asian-American de la Fuente made his TV debut in a 3-part "ABC Afterschool Special" entitled "Summer Stories: The Mall" (1992). He played a small role as a college student in the comedy-drama feature "Roommates" (1995). As part of a military pilot squadron in "Space: Above and Beyond" (Fox, 1995-96), de la Fuente played a character with an overly curious nature that often resulted in trouble.

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MADAM SECRETARY · S3, E15

Break in Diplomacy

Elizabeth is shocked when the Philippines' unconventional new president, Datu Andrada (Joel de la Fuente), makes a pass at her during their meeting to discuss his refusal to participate in an Asia-Pacific territory treaty.
MADAM SECRETARY · S5, E17

The Common Defense

While Elizabeth is away on a retreat thinking about her presidential campaign, her staff tries to secure an international agreement to protect citizens who have been displaced due to global warming; the staff works to contain a measles outbreak.
MADAM SECRETARY · S5, E4

Requiem

Elizabeth faces off against a leader who stands in her way when she tries to bring back the remains of U.S. soldiers who served in World War II; Henry and Stevie are publicly targeted by a restaurant owner who is angry about Elizabeth's policies.
ER · S4, E5

Good Touch, Bad Touch

Hathaway proposes the idea of opening a family clinic that provides follow-up services. Weaver supports it. Carter suggests Hathaway speak to his grandmother about funding.
ER · S4, E4

When the Bough Breaks

A crack-addicted woman delivers a stillborn baby, and she didn't even know she was pregnant. Greene never tested her during a previous visit for stomach pains.

Joel de la Fuente

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