Has his own Official Website that he and his wife answer all their fans emails and talk with them on the forum.

Was the original choice to play 'Carlos' in From Dusk Till Dawn (1996).

Is the face of D.A.R.E., an organization for a drug-free America.

Left "CHiPs" (1977) in the fall of 1981 over a contract salary dispute with NBC and was briefly replaced by 1976 Olympic Decathlon Gold Medalist Bruce Jenner.

Is a spokesperson for Smoke Signals Communications.

Once went to Thailand to attempt to circumvent the Screen Actors Guild and secure a sub-union job, the only work he could find.

Puerto Rican by ethnicity.

Played in a Mexican "telenovela" (soap opera) in the early '90s. Unlike many characters he's played, Estrada doesn't speak Spanish, so his lines were fed to him over an earphone during production.

When he landed Johnny in "Dos mujeres, un camino" (1993) he had to take 30 straight eight-hour days of Berlitz Spanish lessons before he could begin. Originally slated for 100 episodes, the show went to 400-plus episodes, became the biggest telenovela in Latin-American history and revived Estrada's almost non-existent career.

Daughter, Francesca Natalia, born 5 January 2000 in Burbank, CA

Is now a part time police officer in Arizona and has completed training in 2007. He is now a fully trained officer in Phoenix.

appears as a motorist stopped by two chimpanzee motorcycle highway cops in "CHimPs", a Diet Dr. Pepper ad which is a send-up of his signature TV show "CHiPs" (1977). [March 2002]

Given a star on the Hollywood of Fame.