In the early 1980s, Lou Diamond Phillips was a broke drama student at University of Texas, working odd jobs and performing in small Fort Worth theater productions. Directors noticed his stage presence, but he was still unknown. Then 1987 happened. He landed Ritchie Valens in "La Bamba," learning guitar and matching the musician's vocal cadence. The film became a massive hit. That same year, he earned a Golden Globe nomination for "Stand and Deliver." In just one year, he went from anonymous theater talent to headline star. Which overnight success story amazes you most? Comment and follow
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