Del Toro
Del Toro is a Spanish surname meaning "of the bull." It appears most prominently in contemporary culture through filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, known for visually rich fantasy and horror films, and actor Benicio del Toro.
When someone references "del Toro" without a first name, context usually clarifies which is meant.
One who leads
- The Shape of WaterInterspecies romance in government facility
- HellboyRed-skinned paranormal investigator
- CronosTitan king, child-eater
- Pacific RimCountries bordering Earth's biggest sea
Pan's Labyrinth · auteur · Oscar · fantasy · horror · monster movies · visual style · cinematography
Of Spanish-speaking origin
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- MexicanOf or from Tenochtitlan's successor
- Latin AmericanFrom Spanish-speaking Americas
- patronymicName from father's name
Argentine term of address
- The Usual SuspectsPredictable wrongdoers police question
- VilleneuveHistoric Quebec settlement
- OscarAcademy's golden award
- Puerto RicanFrom the smallest Greater Antille
character actor · intense · method · Star Wars · Heineken
director
One who leads
- The Shape of WaterInterspecies romance in government facility
- HellboyRed-skinned paranormal investigator
- CronosTitan king, child-eater
Pan's Labyrinth · Pacific Rim · auteur · Oscar · fantasy · horror · monster movies · visual style · cinematography · screenwriter
Hispanic
Of Spanish-speaking origin
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- MexicanOf or from Tenochtitlan's successor
- Latin AmericanFrom Spanish-speaking Americas
Che
Argentine term of address
- The Usual SuspectsPredictable wrongdoers police question
- VilleneuveHistoric Quebec settlement
- OscarAcademy's golden award
Puerto Rican · character actor · intense · method · Star Wars · Heineken