Photos of Freddy Rodriguez at Screening Of ‘Bottle Shock’
June 20, 2008 by Tom
Well, lookie here. Getty fans rejoice – here are photos of Ugly Betty’s Freddy Rodriguez in Seattle Washington on June 14th.
Freddy doesn’t seem to be the black tie type, I don’t think. 
He was at the SIFF screening of Bottle Shock held at Paul Allen’s Cinerama theatre. SIFF is the Seattle International Film Festival.
Based on a true story, Bottle Shock is a cinematic love letter to California’s wine country. The film chronicles the events leading up to the famous Paris Tastings of 1976.
The story is told through the lives of a father and son struggling to create the perfect chardonnay at Chateau Montelena, and a British expatriate wine shop owner living in Paris. A twist of fate along a dusty road brings the floundering vintners and the struggling shop owner together changing both their lives-and the wine industry-forever.
Rodriguez starred in the film with Bill Pullman – two of my favorite actors!
More photos after the jump!
This post is part of a 24-hour marathon being held on June 20th called The Blog Off. I’ll be posting one post per hour all day for charity. You can help contribute, by offering posts (which enters you in a contest) or donating to The Actors Fund charity.
Images: Newscom
Thanks a billion for posting these, Tom! It is very much appreciated!
My oh my…Freddy looks yummy! Thank you for posting these!
LOL! Freddy is the black tie type when the event calls for it!
“Freddy doesn’t seem to be the black tie type”
Ah well, after many years of watching his Six Feet Under´s character Rico wear that undertaker´s suit (which totally suits him, by the way). I am happy to delight my sight contemplating Freddy and his jackets at all times. That man is HOT!
Does this guy know how to smile or not?
Thank you, Tom!
Freddy look nice this pic.I love him until start he in Ugly Betty
Thank you so much, Tom, for posting these!
Freddy looks great!
Hey Tom! Thanks so much for posting these. I can’t wait to see this film!
Oh Tom, thanx a lot for posting this
Those pictures brought a broad smile to my face