John Travolta isn’t the only one who has been struggling with name recognition of late.
In an attempt to cover the capture of Mexican cartel leader Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman, The Lakewood Shopper, an Orthodox Jewish newspaper based in Lakewood, New Jersey, accidentally used a photograph of Luis Guzman, a popular Puerto Rican-American comedian from New York’s Lower East Side, Elite Daily reported.
Guzman is best known for his roles in “Carlito’s Way” and “How To Make It In America.”
The gaffe was identified by Malei Rikud on Twitter and was well received by Guzman, who has occasionally played the part of thugs and gangsters.
https://twitter.com/MaleiRikud/statuses/441318351349252096
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But while Luis Guzman may be a tough guy, El Chapo, who’s allegedly responsible for the murder of thousands and the laundering of billions of dollars, is in a different league.
Luis, Idina Menzel feels your pain.
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