Machete Kills - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Machete Kills"
Machete Kills (2013)
Timing:
1:48 (108 min)
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Actors and characters
Jason Christopher
Character Lieutenant Brass
David C. Heard
Character Doctor Villachez
Carlos Rodriguez
Character Messenger
Juan Zuani
Character Radio Announcer (voice)
Pablo Bracho
Character Bartender Carlos
Ashley Wood
Character Male Tourist
Rick Delgado
Character Police Captain
Daniel Arellano
Character Elderly Attendant
Elle LaMont
Character Dollface
Eduardo Renteria
Character Doctor Goodbar
Pablo Esparza
Character Grasa
Robert Tamayo
Character Stuttering Tito
Felix Sabates
Character Doc Felix
Edgar Arreola
Character Estoban
Jorge A. Jimenez
Character Dying Cartel Guy
Alejandro Antonio
Character Boss of Mendez
Marci Madison
Character Nurse Fine
Aleksander Rodnyansky
Character Radio Guest (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- Michelle Williams was offered the role of Miss San Antonio, but she declined. The role went to Amber Heard.
- All scenes with Mel Gibson were filmed in one week.
- The film was shot in 29 days.
- This is the eleventh film starring Danny Trejo directed by Robert Rodriguez.
- This film marks Mel Gibson's first time playing a villain.
- This is the first film in Charlie Sheen's career where he is credited under his birth name, Carlos Estévez.
- A poster for John McLaughlin's (Robert De Niro) campaign can be seen in the sheriff's office.
- Charlie Sheen plays the President in this film. His father, Martin Sheen, has played several U.S. Presidents throughout his acting career, most notably in the series "The West Wing" (1999-2006).
- The gun shaped like a penis that Sofia Vergara uses is practically the same gun that Tom Savini had in the film "From Dusk Till Dawn" (1995) and Antonio Banderas in "Desperado" (1995). Robert Rodriguez directed both of these films.
- During the helicopter scene, when Zaror (Marco Zaror)'s character receives a phone call, the ringtone is "Cancion Del Mariachi." This is a reference to the film "Desperado" (1995), directed by Robert Rodriguez, where Antonio Banderas stars and performs the song.
- During the fight between Machete and Mel Gibson in the finale, you can notice that on the walls of the latter, besides firearms, there are various swords. One of them strongly resembles William Wallace's sword from the film "Braveheart" (1995).
- The film's main antagonist, Mel Gibson, can foresee the future and read minds. This is a nod to the film "What Women Want" (2000), where Mel Gibson's character could read women's minds after an accident.
- Charlie Sheen plays the president in this film. His father, Martin Sheen, played several U.S. presidents throughout his acting career, most notably in the series "The West Wing" (1999-2006).
- The gun in the shape of a penis used by Sofia Vergara is practically the same gun that Tom Savini used in "From Dusk Till Dawn" (1995) and Antonio Banderas used in "Desperado" (1995). Both of these films were directed by Robert Rodriguez.
- During the helicopter scene, when Zaror (Marco Zaror)'s character receives a phone call, the ringtone is "Cancion Del Mariachi." This is a reference to the film "Desperado" (1995), directed by Robert Rodriguez, in which Antonio Banderas stars and sings the song.
- During the battle between Machete and Mel Gibson in the finale, it can be noticed that on the walls of the latter hang various swords, among other firearms. One of them strongly resembles William Wallace's sword from the film "Braveheart" (1995).
- The film's main antagonist, Mel Gibson, can foresee the future and read minds. This is a nod to the film "What Women Want" (2000), where Mel Gibson's character could read women's thoughts after an accident.
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