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Though often tapped to play villains - most notably as Dr. From there, his mixed heritage allowed Molina to play just about any nationality in a variety of roles - from a Russian sailor in 'Letter to Brezhnev' (1985) to an Iranian in Western clothing in 'Not Without My Daughter' (1991) to a Cuban refugee in 'The Perez Family' (1995) and a Greek-American lawyer in 'Before and After' (1996). But it was his success on the big screen - starting with a small, but memorable role as a turncoat guide covered in spiders in 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' (1981) - that spurred Molina to success. After climbing the traditional ladder of British theatrical aspiration, moving from the repertory circuit to the Royal Shakespeare Company, Molina created a stir as The Maniac in 'Accidental Death of an Anarchist' (1979). Ever since his emergence from the British stage, actor Alfred Molina carved out a prominent career as a chameleon-like character actor who occasionally emerged in leading man roles.